Many people around the world celebrate the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. This Holy Week, Christians (especially those churches belonging to Western Christian churches) around the globe are taking the time not only to revere Christ but also to celebrate His arrival once more. On the other end of the spectrum, there are also weed-enthusiasts who just love the idea of celebrating Easter and finding CBD oil edibles in their Easter eggs.

If you are one of these people, chances are you are looking for other ways you can spice up this day. Sure, smoking a joint with your friends is fun. But apart from this activity, how else can you make this a day to remember? With food, of course. There is nothing that cannabis-infused recipes cannot do, especially being surrounded by like-minded individuals who share the same passion and appreciation for the herb.

Whether you are holding a get together or you are simply interested in the idea of making novel foodstuff for your friends and family, below are some CBD oil-infused recipes you might want to check out. These are perfect for gifting, giving, and eating during this Easter.

Amazing CBD Recipes This Easter

Artichoke Dip

With all the hustle and bustle that comes with preparations, whipping up an easy, savory, and comforting snack is one you should not miss. With a cannabis-infused artichoke dip, you can provide a heart-warming dish to start your celebration. The creamy, chunky, and savory taste will certainly leave you wanting more.

This recipe from Weed and Bake is easy enough to follow. All you need are some cashews that have been soaked for 2 hours, unsweetened almond milk, lemon juice, garlic, nutritional yeast, sea salt, mustard, artichoke hearts, spinach, and the ever-present CBD oil.

Pair this dip with some crackers or even some good ol’ potato chips. Trust us, you’ll leave your guests or your recipients wanting more.

Pesto Pasta

To truly get you in the spirit of being green and high, making pesto pasta with pure cannabidiol oil will definitely put you in the mood. This light yet filling meal is perfect with garlic bread served on the side, as well as a bottle of white wine to help you relax and unwind.

Zamnesia’s recipe for pesto steers clear of the usual pine nuts. Instead, the recipe calls for fresh arugula, extra virgin olive oil, garlic, salt, pepper, walnuts, and some parmesan cheese. Of course, the pure cannabidiol should not be forgotten, especially with its ability to add depth, dimension, and flavor to a classic dish.

By using walnuts and arugula, you will lend an earthier flavor to this meal. Finish this off with a generous sprinkling of parmesan cheese and perhaps a spritz of lemon and you are good to go.

Carrot Cake

Nothing says ‘Easter’ like a well-made carrot cake. As a matter of fact, this may well be reminiscent of your childhood romps in your garden finding Easter eggs or even your excitement over meeting the Easter bunny. Now that you are well into adulthood, you will find that this carrot cake recipe will bring about a sense of nostalgia you have not encountered before.

For this dessert, you will need grated carrots, eggs, sugar, vegetable oil, vanilla, flour, baking soda, cinnamon, salt, nutmeg, butter, cream cheese, and powdered sugar. The easy-to-follow recipe from Thanksgiving & Co. will have you making this not only for this occasion but all year round. This specific formula calls for 280 milligrams of your chosen CBD oil, however, you can tailor this depending on your needs.

Whip these recipes up in time for Easter and these cannabis-infused dishes will certainly put you in everyone’s good graces. Your fellow weed-loving friends will thank you for it.

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