Article: If you have cannabis that you want to use in cooking, decarboxylation is a vital part of the process. Start by breaking up the cannabis into small pieces. Then put the cannabis onto a baking tray, and spread it across the tray as you would whatever you were cooking. To decarboxylate cannabis, you need to heat it to around 240 degrees Fahrenheit. This is the temperature at which decarboxylation occurs. Heat your oven to this temperature, before placing your baking tray of cannabis into it. When the oven is up to temperature, place your tray of cannabis in there. To achieve the maximum amount of decarboxylation, you need to heat it until the bubbling dissipates. There is no fixed amount of time you should leave it in there for, but around an hour is generally considered to produce the best results.  Keep an eye on it, and give it a quick stir every ten minutes or so. Cannabis with a higher moisture content may take longer than an hour, but you should never raise the temperature above 240 degrees Fahrenheit. After around an hour, you should remove the cannabis from the oven and allow it cool. You will notice that the colour will have changed, and become a medium brown. You will also notice it has dried and it should have quite a crumbly texture.  Once it has cooled you can grind it in a food processor so that is in made into a small enough powder to use easily in cooking. Store it in an airtight container like your other herbs and use as appropriate.

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Prepare the cannabis. Heat the oven. Put the cannabis in the oven. Allow it to cool.