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Butter-Basted Scallops with Spring Greens and Snap Peas
Cannabis-Infused Elegance in Under 30 Minutes
30 MINUTES
EASY PREP
4 SERVES

Ingredients
For the Scallops:
2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
12 large sea scallops, side muscles removed (~1¼ lbs)
Kosher salt & pepper
2 tbsp cannabutter, cubed (use THC or CBD infused depending on need)
2 whole garlic cloves
2 fresh thyme sprigs
For the Greens:
2 tbsp olive oil
1/2 lb sugar snap peas, trimmed
2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
6 oz spinach (stemmed)
5 oz dandelion greens (or chard/arugula), chopped
1 cup fresh pea shoots
2 tbsp fresh lemon juice
Directions
Step 1: Sear the Scallops
Pat scallops dry with a paper towel.
In a large skillet, heat 2 tbsp olive oil over medium-high.
Season scallops with salt and pepper.
Add to skillet and sear without moving until golden on bottom (2–3 minutes).
Step 2: Butter-Baste with Cannabutter
Flip scallops. Add cubed cannabutter, whole garlic, and thyme.
Tilt skillet slightly so butter pools.
Use a spoon to baste scallops with butter as it browns and smells nutty (2–3 minutes).
Remove scallops and pour infused butter over them on a warm plate. Wipe out skillet.
🔥 Chef’s Note: Browned cannabutter adds both umami and a relaxing touch to the dish. Don’t overheat past 325°F to avoid degrading cannabinoids.
Step 3: Cook the Greens
In the same skillet, add 2 tbsp olive oil over medium-high.
Toss in sugar snap peas and sliced garlic. Stir for 2 minutes until tender-crisp.
Add spinach, dandelion greens, and pea shoots. Cook just until wilted (1–2 minutes).
Stir in lemon juice and season to taste.
Step 4: Assemble & Serve
Transfer greens to a serving plate.
Top with scallops and spoon over the warm cannabis brown butter.
Discard garlic cloves and thyme sprigs before serving.
How to Make Cannabutter (Quick Overview)
If you’re new to cannabis cooking, here’s a refresher on making the infused butter used above.
Tools Needed:
ECRU Decarboxylator (for smell-free, even heating — one-button simplicity!)
2 oz cannabis flower (use THC-rich or CBD-rich strains)
1 cup unsalted butter
Steps:
Decarboxylate: Add 2 oz ground cannabis into your ECRU Decarboxylator Small Pot.
THC: 30 min
CBD: 60 min
Infuse: Add 1 cup butter and 0.3L water to the decarb pot.
Infuse for 4 hours.
Use smell-control silicone lid to keep your kitchen discreet!
Strain & Store: Pour through cheesecloth into a glass jar. Cool and refrigerate.
🧪 Note: Start with 1 tsp of infused butter per serving and increase as needed. Effects can take 60–90 mins to kick in.
Tips & Variations
Dosing: Use a THC dosage calculator for precise measurement.
Butter Swap: For dairy-free, use cannabis coconut oil instead of butter.
Protein Swap: This works just as beautifully with shrimp or even tofu if pan-seared correctly.
Leafy Green Alternatives: Kale or mustard greens also work, but may need longer to wilt.
Scallops: Pat dry thoroughly to get the perfect sear.
Basting: Let the butter brown slightly for a nutty aroma—watch it closely to avoid burning.
Substitute: If dandelion greens are too bitter for your liking, try Swiss chard or arugula.
Why Use the ECRU Decarboxylator?
Let’s be honest: decarbing cannabis at home can be smelly, uneven, and risky if overheated. The ECRU Decarboxylator makes it foolproof:
FDA-grade nonstick canister
Silicone lid with smell control
Even heat distribution
One-button simplicity
Works with butter, oil, glycerin, honey
Whether you’re making cannaoil, tinctures, or a killer seafood main, this machine ensures you're getting the most out of your herb.
“Cooking with cannabis should be precise, not just potent.” — I say that as a home cook, weed lover, and someone who's scorched more than one batch before getting my ECRU.
Final Thoughts
Scallops and cannabis may sound like an unlikely pair — but when they come together in a buttery, spring-loaded skillet like this, it’s a flavor that melts in your mouth and warms your spirit. This is not just a fancy plate; it’s functional food, a mindful edible, and an easy win on any dinner table.
And if you're still nervous about the infusion part? The ECRU decarboxylator is your secret sous chef. Let it handle the science — you focus on the flavor.










