Set in the 1990's in Northern Ireland, Derry Girls is one of my absolute favorite shows on Netflix right. Although I know there's a good bit of nostalgia involved in those feelings since I was high school age in the early 90's, there's more to it. Not only do I eat it up, so does my (almost 17 year old) teenage daughter. And while she's a bit of an old soul, she's definitely a modern child...and she finds it just as funny as I do. But also, it's heartwarming and inclusive and highlights the value of family and friends.
If you haven't seen it, there's currently 2 seasons. Each season is only 6 episodes (British shows, am I right!?). Each episode is only about 20 minutes long. So technically, each season is about the length of an average movie. You could binge both seasons in the time it would take you to watch a couple of movies. I can wait for you to catch up, if you want. Go ahead.
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Showing posts with label cooking with cannabis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cooking with cannabis. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 28, 2016
The 420 Gourmet: Cookbook Review + Five-Pepper Blazed Potatoes Recipe
Oftentimes, the term "cooking with cannabis" conjures up images of giant plastic-wrapped cookies, special lollipops, and magical brownies tucked into colorful hobo bags and eaten on the way to a concert or festival, consumed for the sole purpose of getting high. And yeah, sometimes it is that. But sometimes, it's so much more.
The newly released cookbook by JeffThe420Chef, aptly named The 420 Gourmet, ditches that stereotype by introducing us to CBD (cannabidiol), the medicinal compound in cannabis that "helps with numerous health issues, especially when combined with a low dose of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol)".
The newly released cookbook by JeffThe420Chef, aptly named The 420 Gourmet, ditches that stereotype by introducing us to CBD (cannabidiol), the medicinal compound in cannabis that "helps with numerous health issues, especially when combined with a low dose of THC (tetrahydrocannabinol)".
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