Blood Orange THC Olive Oil Cake

Blood Orange THC Olive Oil Cake

Written by: Chef Smoke

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Blood Orange THC Olive Oil Cake  

(12 mg THC per slice · 12 slices · 144 mg total batch)


Moist, fragrant, bright citrus cake with a golden crust and subtle peppery finish from the olive oil. Zero weed taste.


Decarboxylation  

0.7 g flower @ 22–25 % THC (or 0.35 g good kief)  

240 °F for 40 minutes in a sealed mason jar → ~144 mg usable THC


Infusion  

½ cup (120 ml) good extra-virgin olive oil + 1 tsp liquid sunflower lecithin  

Warm to 170 °F → add decarbed material → hold 185 °F sous-vide 4 hours  

Strain hard → crystal-clear 144 mg THC olive oil


Cake Ingredients  

1½ cups (190 g) all-purpose flour  

2 tsp baking powder  

½ tsp salt  

¾ cup (150 g) granulated sugar  

zest of 2 blood oranges  

3 large eggs  

½ cup (120 ml) all 144 mg THC olive oil  

½ cup (120 ml) fresh blood orange juice  

¼ cup (60 ml) whole milk or almond milk  

1 tsp vanilla extract


Blood Orange Glaze (optional but perfect)  

1 cup (120 g) powdered sugar  

2–3 tbsp fresh blood orange juice  

pinch salt


Steps


1. Preheat oven to 350 °F. Grease and line an 8-inch round or 9×5 loaf pan.


2. Whisk flour, baking powder, salt in a bowl.


3. Rub sugar + blood orange zest together until fragrant and sandy.


4. In another bowl, whisk eggs + zest-sugar until pale (2 min).  

   Slowly stream in THC olive oil while whisking → emulsified and thick.


5. Add blood orange juice, milk, vanilla → whisk smooth.


6. Fold dry ingredients into wet just until combined (lumps are okay).


7. Pour into pan. Bake 40–50 min (round) or 50–60 min (loaf) until golden and a tester comes out clean.


8. Cool in pan 10 min → turn out onto rack.


9. While warm, poke holes and brush with extra blood orange juice (optional).  

   When cool, drizzle with glaze.


Storage  

Counter (wrapped) → 3 days  

Fridge → 1 week  

Freezer → 3 months


Dosing  

144 mg ÷ 12 slices = 12 mg exact per slice  

One slice with coffee = bright, happy morning  

Two slices = you’re writing poetry about citrus


Light, sophisticated, and dangerously sliceable.  

Serve it to people who “don’t like edibles.”  

Watch them come back for thirds.