Are you ready to embark on a delicious infused adventure? If you’ve been looking for the best recipe for easy, delicious cannabis-infused chocolate chip cookies, you’ve come to the right place! There are no fancy ingredients, just crispy, chewy, soft, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate chip cookies ready in as little as 30 minutes. Let me show you how!
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Recipe Features
- A tasty recipe with over 1,150+ reviews from happy bakers
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Why You Will Love This Recipe
Nothing is better than biting into a warm, gooey chocolate chip cookie – unless it’s an infused chocolate chip cookie!
My Edibles with Emily Community members rave about this recipe; soon, you will, too.
Now, it is true. You can use any traditional cookie recipe to make a cannabis-infused cookie.
Simply swap butter or oil for cannabutter or cannaoil, and voila, you have a cannabis-infused cookie.
But if you’re looking for the perfect cannabis chocolate chip cookie recipe made just for cannabis lovers, this is it!
Here, you will find the printable recipe, step-by-step photos, storage instructions, expert tips, and many infusion options to make these tasty cookies.
What You’ll Need
- 1¼ cups all-purpose flour: white, all-purpose, AP flour works best in this recipe
- ½ teaspoon baking soda: don’t confuse this for baking powder
- ½ teaspoon salt: kosher salt or table salt works
- ½ cup cannabutter: Buy my Bliss Cannabutter or make your own. This should be softened to room temperature for the best results.
- ¾ cup sugar: I use white sugar, but you could substitute cannasugar or dark brown sugar
- 1 egg: for consistency
- ½ teaspoon vanilla extract: for taste
- 1 cup optional toppings: This cookie batter is a blank canvas. Add chocolate chips, M&M’s, sea salt, or even your favorite healthy ingredients, like nuts.
Note: The recipe card below has a complete list of ingredients with amounts and printable instructions.
Dosing & Potency
Dosing this recipe couldn’t be easier if you use my Bliss Cannabutter.
The printable chart below will help you determine the amount of butter you need to achieve your desired milligrams of THC per batch or cookie.
If you are not using Bliss Cannabutter, my edible dosage calculator is another great way to determine your cookies’ potency.
If you are unsure where to start, check out my safe dosing guide before getting started.
The Step-by-Step Process
- Step 1 – Preheat the oven to 375°F. Line two cookie sheets with parchment paper and set them aside. A greased baking sheet will also work.
- Step 2 – Whisk the flour, baking soda, and salt in a large bowl. Set aside.
- Step 3 – In another large bowl, cream the sugar and cannabutter with a hand mixer until light and fluffy, approximately 2-3 minutes.
- Step 4 – Add the egg and vanilla to the creamed butter bowl.
- Step 5 – Starting at a low speed and gradually increasing, beat well with the mixer.
- Step 6 – Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients while mixing.
- Step 7 – Mix until all ingredients are well incorporated and a dough has formed.
- Step 8 – Fold in the chocolate chips when the dough has formed.
- Step 9 – Using a #70 scoop, Create 24 one-tablespoon-sized dough balls and place them evenly 2″ apart on the reserved baking sheets.
- Step 10 – Bake in the oven for 7-8 minutes or until golden brown. See baking notes below.
- Step 11 – Remove the cookies from the oven and allow them to cool for 1-2 minutes before removing them from the baking sheet and transferring them to a cooling rack.
- Step 12 – Enjoy!
Note: Complete step-by-step printable instructions are located in the recipe card below.
Storage Instructions
These cannabis chocolate chip cookies have the same shelf life as other cookies.
Store them at room temperature for up to seven days. Freeze after seven days to prevent spoilage.
Additionally, storing these cookies in an air-tight container with a slice of bread will keep them soft and moist.
Learn more about how to store edibles here.
Alternate Infusion Options
As with all things edibles, there is more than one way to infuse something.
Below, we will explore how to infuse these mighty little treats with your favorite secret ingredient.
- Cannabutter: This is the most popular way to infuse. You can buy my Bliss cannabutter or make your own on the stovetop, with a crockpot, in an Instant Pot, with kief, or even CBD. You can adjust the amount of cannabutter used alongside regular butter to control your dose if needed.
- Cannabis oil: Coconut oil is a popular staple recipe essential for every kitchen; however, using liquid oils, like MCT oil or olive oil, may negatively affect the final product.
- Cannabis sugar: If you have cannabis sugar, you can make these cookies with it. Simply swap the infused sugar for white sugar.
- Both: You could use infused oil or butter and infused sugar for an extra potent batch of cookies.
- Concentrates and extracts: You can easily make these cookies with concentrates like distillate or FECO. Just be sure to check if your concentrate needs to be decarbed first. Then, mix the concentrate with ½ cup of regular butter or organic coconut oil, and then prepare the recipe according to the instructions below with your butter mixture.
- Tincture: If you want to use an alcohol tincture in this recipe, evaporate the alcohol and make FECO first.
- Decarbed Flower: Add decarbed flower or decarbed kief into the flour mixture. Just be mindful of adding the right dose, especially if you are not yet comfortable with your edible tolerance.
Notes and Expert Tips
- Baking note: All ovens bake at different temperatures; the average baking time is 8 minutes. Some ovens will bake quicker, so check your cookies for your desired doneness between 7 and 9 minutes. Bake time will also depend on the size of your dough balls. Small balls will bake faster than larger ones. Adjust accordingly to find your perfect texture.
- Edibles can be potent: If you have never had edibles before, it is essential to note that they will likely affect you differently than smoking, tinctures, lotions, or other methods. Your experience may also differ if you use an Indica or Sativa strain.
- Edibles have a delayed onset: They take 30 minutes to several hours to hit and can last 6-12 hours, so don’t reach for that second helping so quickly! You want to make sure your high time is a good time. If you accidentally get too high, check out these solutions here.
- Be safe: When it comes to cannabis edibles, please start low and go SLOW! Your experience will be entirely dependent on your endocannabinoid system.
- Be prepared: With my Cannabis Cookbook, you can easily make the staple recipes needed to infuse this recipe, like cannabutter and cannabis sugar.
- Gift mindfully: these great-tasting cookies make great gifts for a holiday party or special occasion. Just be mindful of the amount of THC you add to your edible recipes if you give them away.
Cannabis Chocolate Chip Cookies
Ingredients
- 1¼ cups all-purpose flour
- ½ teaspoon baking soda
- ½ teaspoon salt
- ½ cup Bliss Cannabutter
- ¾ cup white sugar
- 1 large egg
- ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup chocolate chips
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 375° F. Line two baking sheets with parchment paper and set them aside.
- In a medium-sized bowl, whisk together the dry ingredients: flour, baking soda, and salt. Set this aside.
- In a separate medium-sized bowl, cream the butter and sugar together with a hand mixer until light and fluffy, approximately 2-3 minutes.
- Add the egg and vanilla to the creamed butter bowl and beat well with the mixer.
- Gradually add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients while continuing to mix. Mix until all ingredients are well incorporated and a dough is formed.
- When the dough is formed, fold in the chocolate chips.
- Create 1 tablespoon-sized dough balls (using a #70 scoop) and place them evenly 2" apart on the reserved baking sheets.
- Bake in the oven for 7 minutes. See baking notes below.
- Remove from the oven and allow the cookies to cool for 1-2 minutes before removing from the baking sheet and transferring to a cooling rack. Enjoy!
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Notes
Baking Note: All ovens bake at different temperatures, and 7 minutes is an average baking time. Some ovens will bake quicker, so check your cookies for your desired doneness between 7-10 minutes. Bake time will also depend on the size of your dough balls, so adjust accordingly. Nutrition
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, you sure can! First, decide how much FECO, RSO, or other concentrate you want to use. Then, gently warm 1/2 cup of regular butter on the stovetop. Once fully liquid, add the concentrate and stir well until the butter and concentrate are fully combined. Allow the infusion to return to room temperature before adding to the recipe.
Yes, check out my guide for making CBD chocolate chip cookies here.
So many great gluten-free flour alternatives swap pretty well for traditional all-purpose flour. You can grab gluten-free all-purpose flour at most grocery stores. This is the I recommend for gluten-free baking.
Yes! To make delicious dairy-free cannabis chocolate chip cookies, you want to make sure you do two things: 1. Use cannabis coconut oil instead of cannabutter 2. Verify your chocolate chips are dairy-free. This is the brand I recommend for dairy-free baking.
Yes, this dough is similar to sugar cookies, making it easy to customize these sweet treats. Just add a small amount if you’re adding an extract like vanilla, lemon, mint, or almond extract, as the natural and artificial flavors can be overwhelming.
If you’re using cannabutter, your first step will be to know how much THC is in your batch of cannabutter. Use my popular edible dosage calculator if you need help with this. If this is your first time, know that you will need to know how much cannabis you added in weight and how potent it is in percent.
Edibles can give you the munchies, which may not always be good. Cannabis can help with weight loss, but only in the right circumstances. Check out these healthy cannabis recipes if you need something different!
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First time ever cooking with cannabis and these cookies turned out amazing! Better than ‘regular’ cookies I’ve baked.
I made these for my partner to assist with his multiple sclerosis, he loves them, they do the trick to calm his nerves and allow him a restful night.
Trying the peanut butter cookies now !
We made our own Cannabutter for these cookies
Hi Katrina. It’s fantastic to hear that your cookies turned out so well and are even better than your ‘regular’ cookies. It’s heartwarming to know that they brought relief and relaxation to your partner with multiple sclerosis. I hope your peanut butter cookies are just as good! Happy baking!
Hi there,
can i still cook these cookies at a lower temp say 170C (338F) as i’ve read that higher temps can result in loss of cannabinoids?
do you know if that is a concern at all or are we talking minuscule losses anyway?
Regards,
Josh
Hi Josh, thanks for your thoughtful question. Yes, you’re correct in noting that higher temperatures can lead to the degradation of cannabinoids such as THC and CBD. However, it’s important to understand that this doesn’t mean all cannabinoids instantly evaporate or degrade once these temperatures are reached. It’s a gradual process, so cooking at a slightly higher temperature for a short period of time won’t result in significant losses. Also, remember that the internal temperature of your cookies will be lower than the oven temperature and will take time to rise, further reducing potential cannabinoid loss. For a more detailed explanation on cooking temperatures and their effects on cannabinoids, check out this great resource: Temperature to Bake Edibles. Happy baking, and please reach out if you have any other questions!
How much oil instead of butter would you use. We make our own oil but can’t find my recipe for the cookies I made before. I know I had to refrigerate the batter for a half hour last time.
Hi Brandi. To substitute oil for butter in your cookie recipe, a general rule is to use ¾ cup of oil for every cup of butter. Refrigerating the batter for half an hour as you did last time will help the cookies maintain their shape. Happy baking!
This the best Cannabutter cookie recipe I’ve found!! They taste sooo good!! You can even use this recipe as a regular cookie recipe and they still taste amazing 10/10!!
Thanks so much for sharing your enthusiasm Na’Ziyah! Your 10/10 rating is truly appreciated. Happy baking!