How To Infuse Butter With Herbs
Part of the LEVO fun is making your own creations, and with an infused butter, the possibilities are endless. Use this simple step-by-step recipe to effortlessly combine butter with fresh herbs or dried herbs of your choice. You'll say goodbye to the old slow cooker method once you try this!
To start, you'll need a clean glass, glass jar (such as a mason jar), or container like LEVO's Herb Block Tray for storing your finished infused butter.
Other items you might find helpful for this recipe:
- LEVO II Infusion Machine
- Power Pod (for increasing the potency and/or flavor of your infusion)
- Herb Press (for squeezing out every last drop of butter)
- Infusion Sprayer
Once you nail this infused butter recipe, try out these other basic infusion recipes next:
Ready to learn how to infuse butter with herbs? Let's go!
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Just opened everything up! Starting my first infusion today..so excited!
Hello, I just made my furst cup of infysed mct oil. Then i tried to make gummies from your gummy mix. The oil would not completely blended plus it separated as i was putting it in the molds. What did i do wrong. I followed the instructions
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LEVO Oil Infusion, Inc. replied:
Making gummies is a blast, but it can be a bit tricky! My advice to you would be to stir, stir, stir! Water and oil aren’t known for getting along nicely, and putting in some elbow work is the best way to get them all copacetic.
In addition to that advice, one of our rockstar marketing folks put together some gummy making tips and tricks: https://levooil.com/blogs/recipes/levo-gummy-mix-instructions 🍬
Just unboxed today can’t wait to get some ingredients to start baking!
What ratio of herb to butter when I’m making butter for edibles? Also do I need to dry, activate and infuse??
Thanks
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LEVO Oil Infusion, Inc. replied:
The ratio is customizable depending on your desired end results. You can fit up to 14g of herb (using two Power Pods) and 16oz of butter! The less butter you use will result in a more potent infusion, but we always recommend at least 5 oz to have your herb fully submerged! The Dry and Activate cycles are optional before infusing, but to experience the psychoactive component of flower, you have to Activate (decarb) your herb first. You can read more about the Activate cycle here: https://help.levooil.com/article/lmrmbokf77-activate-mode. We hope this helps! Please don’t hesitate to reach out with any further questions.
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LĒVO II
The worlds first patented oil infuser that lightly dries herbs fresh from your garden, activates their maximum potency, and infuses them into just about anything. Great for daily, small batch, artisanal infusions.
LĒVO C
LĒVO C is the first large batch infusing solution that is dishwasher safe, has a built-in activation cycle for maximum potency. Perfect for making large 1 liter batches for high frequency users and small businesses.
LĒVO oil and butter infusers streamline the oil and butter infusion process, reduce mess, and minimize the smell of decarbing & infusing flower thanks to patented technology. With the ability to decarboxylate + infuse all-in-one machine,LĒVO is the only oil infuser of its kind.
LĒVO oil and butter infusers streamline the oil and butter infusion process, reduce mess, and minimize the smell of decarbing & infusing flower thanks to patented technology. With the ability to decarboxylate + infuse all-in-one machine,LĒVO is the only oil infuser of its kind.
I would like to find out more information about making herb butters and oils including time and temps. The calculator is very limited in the selection of herbs, garlic, combinations. Having a wide range of temp and time leads to too much trial and error.
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LEVO Oil Infusion, Inc. replied:
Hi Lynda! Beyond our Herb Calculator, it is tricky to provide more information for those very reasons. Infusing with your herb & butter is all about preference and finding that perfect time & temp fit to your needs! Many users find our default recommendations do the trick, though! We have a variety of recipes available for further reference here: https://levooil.com/blogs/recipes. And if you’re interested in exchanging ideas and possible infusion combinations with fellow LEVO users, we would also recommend joining our LEVO Love Club (https://www.facebook.com/groups/levoloveclub/about/).