The Feel Good Cookbook
for Medical Marijuana Patients
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Carrot, Raisin Salad
1-cup raisins (soaked in
TINCTURE and drained)
3 cups grated carrots
1/2 cup MEDICATED MAYONNAISE
1/3-cup sugar
3 T. vinegar
Combine all ingredients in a
bowl. Chill and serve.
CRANBERRY JELL-O Salad
1 pkg. raspberry Jell-O
1-cup sugar
1 cup hot GREEN TEA
1 T. lemon juice
1-cup ground raw cranberries
1 can crushed pineapple
1/2 ground orange
1 cup chopped celery
1 cup chopped nuts
Dissolve Jell-O in hot GREEN TEA.
Add sugar and stir until dissolved. Let cool while preparing other ingredients. Combine and pour into salad mold and let set.
Marijuana
has no known level of toxicity, which means the amount needed to produce a
lethal reaction has been estimated to be eating five pounds at one time, or smoking 40,000 joints in twenty-four hours.
Chocolate
Heat oven to 300˚
Crust:
1/3-cup butter melted
1 package chocolate graham cracker crumbs
1/3 cup chopped pecans
1/3-cup coconut
1/4-cup sugar
Filling:
3 8oz. Package cream cheese,
softened
1 cup caramelized SWEETENED CONDENSED BHANG
1 12oz. Package semi sweet chocolate chips
3 eggs and 1 yolk
2 tsp. vanilla
1/4 cup caramel topping
Combine first 5 ingredients
together cover bottom of 10” spring form pan lightly pressing down to make
crust then put aside.
Beat cream cheese until
light, add eggs one at a time, add vanilla and sugar
beat until light and fluffy. Pour into
crust. Bake for 1 hour. Mix up topping and spread evenly over cake. Bake 5 minutes. Refrigerate 5 hours or over night.
Cannabis, marijuana, sativa has been used therapeutically for many
centuries. Known to the Chinese as a strong herbal remedy around 5,000 years
ago, it was introduced into European medicine in Napoleonic times. Its pain relieving and
sedative effects soon became accepted by Western medical practitioners, who
prescribed it on a wide scale.
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About the Book
This cook book is filled with delicious recipes that will delight your taste buds and stir up the “chef” within you. Also, for a grin, we’ve included some crazy facts, and several illogical pot laws, past and present. In addition, we added a few interesting illustrations describing the abundant uses of hemp. You may be surprised to learn the truths about medical marijuana, including the short and long term effects on our minds and bodies. These recipes are the healthy choice for patients in pain.
ARRESTING THE PAIN, NOT THE PATIENT
About the Author
Sue Watson has been writing most of her life. Her versatile
writing skills are not limited to any one genre of writing. As entertainment
editor of her local college newspaper Sue had her own column and wrote straight
news. This led to writing for a local entertainment magazine. She has written
scripts and themes for fashion shows, is a published poet and has helped in the
writing of a successful novel.
Soon
after a disabling spinal cord injury, Sue became a medical marijuana patient
and joined Green Cross Patient Co-op (G.C.P.C.). She began volunteering at
G.C.P.C. almost three years ago and has been the clinic director for the past
year. Sue’s dedication to the patients is commendable. Her desire is to see all
who are sick and in pain, medicated; whether it be by smoking, drinking, or
eating the healing gift from God, marijuana.
Robert Appleton has been writing full time for about 11 years. His
first book, I Used To Chase Feelings, was a true story
written in the first person. It dealt with prison life and second chances.
Later he wrote, Running Out Of Road, a crime thriller
which was inspired by actual events. He has written numerous essays such as,
Ten Things Your Auto Insurance Company Doesn’t Want You To Know, “Don’t Show
Until You Know“ and many more. Robert is writing a fiction thriller titled:
Shaded City, which he plans to have completed by 2004.
Robert’s
decision to work with Sue on this current project, The Feel Good Cook Book, was
based on his deep desire to help those who are suffering needlessly. Most
“patient” problems are due to out-dated laws, lack of knowledge and far too
many twisted facts.