![]() Now that you have filled each mold, refrigerate until firm. It'll make it way easier for you to control your pour and not make a mess of your infusion. Once the gummy mixture is completely liquid and fully infused, you're ready to pour into your gummy molds. First transfer the mixture from the pan and into a silicone measuring cup or plastic squeeze bottle. It also helps with making each piece the same size (Same size = Consistent Dosing). You can also place the silicone trays on a metal cookie sheet to make for easy transfer into the refrigerator. No matter the tray you plan on pouring your herbal gummies into, keeping it level will ensure the mixture settles completely into the silicone form. Turn the heat off and pour in your infusion and mix the ingredients evenly to distribute the medicated oil, doing your best to help ensure a homogenous mixture. The very last thing you'll do is add your infusion to the gummy mixture. You do this after you have mixed and melted the gummy and right before it's ready to be poured. And if you're using magical coconut oil you'll want to make sure it's melted before adding to the mix. ![]() If you're planning on using FECO, RSO or Distillate that is in a syringe, you'll need to warm it up to make it easier to squeeze out. It'll also make for a smoother, more even mix. If you're using tincture then skip ahead to #7. We've found that the 2nd time makes for a much smoother texture with the gummy. Once the mixture is fully melted, remove from heat and allow to cool completely and re-solidify. Once melted, add in your flavoring if you plan on using them. Winner Winner Let it SimmerĪfter your bloom, bring your mixture to a simmer on low heat (too high heat will burn the gelatin and compromise the structure). You will begin to see the mixture liquify and become less viscous. Once the gelatin is fully bloomed and the liquid has absorbed, it will melt evenly when heated and you will have a smooth, clump-free gummy. Sprinkle your powders into your cold liquid and let it dissolve for 7-10 minutes. This is called "blooming" and it will ensure a smooth texture of your finished product. Now you'll want to give the herbal gummy mixture time to fully absorb the liquid. This ensures that the unflavored gelatin mixes in evenly. On the side, whisk your flavored and unflavored gelatins together so they make one uniform powder. If you’re using juice you can leave this ingredient out or add it also for that extra flavor punch! 3. Combine Your Ingredientsįirst add your water or juice to a non-stick pan. * Fresh pineapple, papaya, kiwi, and mango juice all contain an enzyme that can break down the structure of the gelatin and affect the texture. Try white grape or apple juice for best results with clarity, texture, and flavor. Infusion: ( Tincture, FECO/RSO, Distillate, Coconut Oil) Ingredients: Flavored Gelatin, Unflavored Gelatin ( we recommend Knox), Water or Juice*, Your Infusion (see below), Flavoring** Supplies: Silicone Gummy Trays, Silicone Spatula, Non-Stick Pan, Silicone Measuring Cupor Squeeze Bottle ![]() This is key in making sure you are prepared for success! Measure all of your ingredients prior to starting and have them all in front of you ready to go (mise en place!). Making edibles is so much easier when you have a clean kitchen, and it helps to keep your mind zen during the process. ![]() Start by getting rid of any unnecessary clutter and give your countertops a thorough wipe down. Skip the mess and stress! These are the tips that will help to make infused gummies an easy breezy experience. Here are a few tips that you may not find in every infused gummy recipe, but these tips come from experience and trial and error.
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