Rosewater Faloodeh with Cannabis-Infused Vermicelli and Pistachio

Rosewater Faloodeh with Cannabis-Infused Vermicelli and Pistachio



Chilled Persian faloodeh noodles deliver refreshing rosewater and pistachio with subtle cannabis rose syrup for a unique dessert.

Why It Works Cold vermicelli absorbs infused syrup evenly during final toss for consistent dosing and vibrant floral aroma.

Complementary Terpenes Limonene, Myrcene, Pinene

Ingredients

4 oz rice vermicelli noodles cooked and chilled

1/2 cup rosewater syrup

3.5g decarbed cannabis flower

1/4 cup pistachios chopped

Edible rose petals

Crushed ice

Instructions

Cook vermicelli per package, rinse ice-cold water, drain well.

Prepare infusion (see below).

Toss chilled noodles with infused rose syrup until evenly coated.

Divide into bowls over crushed ice.

Top generously with pistachios and rose petals; serve immediately.

Decarboxylation

Temperature 240°F / 115°C. Time 30 minutes. Cannabis 3.5g. Standard decarb in oven. Flower will be used to infuse the rose syrup.

Infusion

Method Infused Rose Syrup. Base rosewater total 1/2 cup. Temperature 160°F. Time 20 minutes. Yield 1/2 cup. Storage refrigerate up to 1 week.

Warm rosewater syrup base to 160°F.

Add decarbed cannabis, stir gently 20 minutes until fully infused and fragrant.

Terpene Pairing

Primary Terpene Limonene. Flavor Profile Citrus floral. Aroma Lemon rose. Why It Works Limonene brightens the rosewater for an uplifting cooling dessert finish.

Strain Suggestions

Tangie sativa. THC 18-23 percent CBD 0.2-0.5 percent. Terpenes Limonene, Myrcene, Pinene. Flavors Orange tangerine. Effects Uplifted happy creative. This strain's citrus tang elevates the rosewater for vibrant refreshment.

Nutrition Facts per serving

Calories 260. Total Fat 8g 10 percent DV. Saturated Fat 1g 5 percent DV. Trans Fat 0g. Cholesterol 0mg 0 percent DV. Sodium 50mg 2 percent DV. Total Carbohydrate 45g 16 percent DV. Dietary Fiber 3g 11 percent DV. Total Sugars 25g. Incl. Added Sugars 20g 40 percent DV. Protein 4g 8 percent DV. Vitamin C 8mg 9 percent DV. Vitamin D 0mcg 0 percent DV. Calcium 40mg 3 percent DV. Iron 1.2mg 7 percent DV. Potassium 180mg 4 percent DV.

Dosage

THC per serving 12mg. CBD per serving 22mg. Onset 60-120 minutes Effect Duration 4-6 hours. Start with one serving. Wait 90 minutes before consuming more. Effects vary by individual tolerance metabolism and consumption method. For adults 21 only. Consume responsibly and in accordance with local laws.

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