May 1 is dubbed as International Workers’ Day. Every year, thousands, if not millions of workers around the world celebrate the fruits of their hard work and honor the efforts and contributions of labor unions. While the United States tends to celebrate Labor Day at a later time, particularly around September, there is absolutely no reason not to join this momentous and historical celebration.

With the day off work, spending some much-needed quality time with your friends and loved ones are certainly in order. You can amp up your celebration by bringing cannabis-infused dishes and even CBD oil edibles to the party and have everyone partake of it.

Cannabis Recipes to Try at Home

Guacamole

Start off light and easy with refreshing – and addicting – dip everyone will love. This versatile starter can be used just about anywhere and anything you can ever think of! From being served with nacho chips, cheese, and sour cream to being served on top of toasts and topped with a fried egg, there’s a reason why guacamole is everyone’s favorite. You can also serve this with pita bread or some healthy vegetable sticks.

Wake and Bake’s recipe is quite easy to replicate. All you need to have are some ripe avocados, lime juice, salt, pepper, diced onions, minced garlic, diced tomatoes, and cilantro. Of course, the piece de resistance is a few drops of pure cannabidiol oil. You can choose to let some drops incorporate with coconut oil or olive oil or you can also use it in its raw form.

Ganja Garlic Mashed Potatoes

Nothing beats having creamy and garlicky mashed potatoes as a side dish. This easy to whip dish will certainly be a welcome addition to the table, especially after the light appetizer you have brought.

To make this, you need russet potatoes, tons of garlic, ricotta cheese, sweet butter, heavy cream, extra virgin olive oil, basil, and salt and pepper to taste. Don’t forget your cannabutter as this will make all the difference.

Pro-tip: if you don’t have cannabutter inside your refrigerator, you can quickly make your own by using store-bought butter and your favorite CBD hemp oil extract. Prepare this beforehand so you can readily mix this in once your mashed potatoes are ready.

Chicken Pot-Ccicatore

Arguably the star of the night and of your table, this hearty chicken cacciatore dish will definitely lift up everyone’s spirits after tiring days at work. While everyone may be accustomed to the virgin and unadulterated version of this dish, your friends will surely appreciate you bringing this meal closer.

If you are interested in making this, take a cue from the Munchies recipe posted by Aurora Leveroni. This recipe calls for fryer chicken, a large piece of onion, half a glass of white wine, cremini mushrooms, and black and green olives. In addition, you will also need weed-infused butter and olive oil, plus the ever-present salt and pepper. Use CBD oil and mix this with butter and or olive oil if you do not have ganja butter with you at the moment.

Lazy Day

While this is certainly not something you could call a meal, this Lazy Day drink is the perfect way to cap of International Workers’ Day. Aptly named so, you can drink this and relax in the comforts of your cabin or while you lounge in the beach, basking in the sun.

For this, you need to stir weed-infused bourbon, sweet vermouth, and Angostura bitters.

Take inspiration from these CBD oil-infused dishes. Bring one (or all) of these to your potluck and everyone will surely be left in a state of euphoria.

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