Cannabis-Infused Tomato Cucumber Salad

Are you looking for a fresh and healthy way to make infused edibles? Use up your fresh summer herbs, tomatoes, and cucumbers quickly and easily with this delicious cannabis tomato cucumber salad that comes together in just a few minutes. Complete with multiple cannabis infusion options!

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Why You Will Love This Recipe

I’ve been getting more requests for healthy recipes from members of my Well With Cannabis Community.

While many edible recipes tend to be classic baked goods like brownies, there’s no reason we can’t make healthy cannabis recipes, too.

Plus, if you’re like me and have a backyard garden or access to a farmer’s market, you can make almost this entire recipe with fresh and local ingredients.

In this post, you will find this tasty, easy-to-make recipe along with multiple different infusion options, so you can choose which one is right for you.

What You’ll Need

• 2 medium cucumbers – ½” diced, fresh from the garden if possible
• 1 cup diced tomatoes – any type you prefer, like grape or cherry
• ¼ cup red onion – sliced paper-thin​
• ½ teaspoon salt – sea salt, table salt, Kosher, or cannabis salt
• ¼ teaspoon ground black pepper – freshly ground if possible
• 1 Tablespoon fresh basil – chopped and loosely​ packed
• 1 Tablespoon fresh parsley – chopped and loosely packed
• 1 teaspoon fresh oregano – chopped and loosely packed
• 1 teaspoon minced garlic
• 1 Tablespoon red wine vinegar – to provide a sweet tang
• 2 teaspoons olive oil – You can choose cannabis-infused olive oil or regular olive oil and see the alternate infusion options below
• 8mL Bliss MCT Oil –  each 1mL dropper contains 2.5mg of THC:CBD. This recipe makes 4 servings. If you used 8mL as directed, you would have 5mg of THC:CBD per serving. You can adjust this by adding as many or as few droppers as desired to get your perfect dose. 
• ⅛ teaspoon crushed red pepper – adjust according to your heat preferences
• ½ cup fresh feta cheese crumbled, optional

Note: A complete list of ingredients with amounts and printable instructions is located on the recipe card below.

Storage Instructions

This recipe is best enjoyed immediately. If needed, store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to three days for best results.

Alternate Infusion Options

The beautiful thing about making your own edibles at home is that there are many different ways to infuse a recipe.

Choosing an infusion option should be based on your personal preferences and what you already have available on hand.

We will explore several options below.

Cannabis Oil

If you’re looking for easy and consistent dosing, using my Bliss MCT Oil is the way to go.

Each 1mL dropper contains 2.5mg of THC:CBD, and this recipe makes 4 servings.

If you used 8mL as directed, you would have 5mg of THC:CBD per serving.

You can adjust this by adding as many or as few droppers as desired to get your perfect dose. 

Alternatively, if you have made your own, cannabis olive oil is a light, delicious, and versatile cannabis infusion that is an important staple recipe.

Cannabis-infused olive oil can make many delicious cannabis recipes like this tomato cucumber salad or my popular cannabis pesto.

Other oil options that work would include:

• Infused MCT oil
• Store-bought CBD oil
• Homemade CBD oil
• Homemade CBG oil
• AVB oil

Decarbed Cannabis Flower

Although there are associated health benefits with CBDA and THCA, most people want to feel CBD or THC’s full effects.

To reap the benefits of activated CBD or THC, you must go through the process of decarboxylation with either an oven or Instant Pot.

Then you can add the decarbed cannabis to the mix for this recipe, just as you do any herb like dried basil or oregano.

If you plan to add decarbed cannabis flower to this salad, add 1 gram* of ground decarbed cannabis flowers in step 2.

*Of course, this is just a suggestion and should be adjusted to your personal preferences and tolerance level.

Raw Cannabis Leaves

Cannabis leaves do not produce cannabinoids quite as mature flower buds do, so many people feel they are useless or discard them. 

However, fan leaves contain important nutrients, antioxidants, and cannabinoid acids like THCA and CBDA, meaning they are not useless. 

Of course, not everyone has access to fresh cannabis leaves all year round, but this is a great way to use them up if you do.

If you want to add raw cannabis leaves to this salad, use 1-2 tablespoons of freshly chopped raw cannabis, loosely​ packed, and add it in step 2.

Cannabis Concentrates

One of the easiest ways to make infused foods is with cannabis concentrates or extracts. 

Because they are concentrated, you only need to add a tiny bit to each recipe to get the elevated experience you are looking for. 

And because you only need to add a tiny bit, cannabis concentrates will not disrupt your food’s volume, texture, or flavor.

If you plan to add cannabis concentrates to this salad, stir in your desired concentrate amount with the olive oil and then add as directed.

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