The Food Network has high hopes for cannabis content. The network is launching "Chopped 420," a new twist on its cooking competition "Chopped," which will task contestants to cook with cannabis, ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — She considers herself a "whatever" chef. Standing in the kitchen of her childhood home in Virginia Beach, Emily Oyer jokes that should she ever open a restaurant someday, it ...

Food Network plans to launch a spinoff of its popular Chopped cooking competition. The new series, Chopped 420, will feature contestants who compete with each other to prepare meals using provided ...

"High Cookery offers readers a wide selection of creative munchie snack recipes fit for both beginners and cannabis pros. From smoothies to a long list of appetizers, sauces, and entrees, this book ...

What started as teenage experiments with pot brownies has transformed into a career as a chef with a deep love for concocting cannabis-infused fine-dining experiences. Chef Jarod “Roilty” Farina, a 39 ...

Right now in the cannabis cooking scene, there isn’t a single person with the star power of Chef Nikki Steward. Her ability to infuse cannabis into healthy foods and command a room with stories that ...

In an interview with High Times from May 2020, Funches explained the role marijuana plays in his everyday life. "I use it now for many things. For creativity, if I want to have a night where I stay up ...

Making your own edible cannabis products in the kitchen can sound like a daunting project if you’ve never tried it before. Yes, cannabutter and related products can take a little time to master —but ...

Ron Funches has been shy about embracing the “stoner comic” label, having watched it pigeonhole other actors and writers in the past. “Being a stand-up, people try to label you or simplify what you do ...

The pot was boiling on the Food Network's "Chopped 420" series Tuesday when an Anderson chef tried to smoke the competition. Woodside Grill executive chef Lindsey Penland is featured on “Chopped 420,” ...

(FOX NEWS) -- The Food Network has high hopes for cannabis content. The network is launching "Chopped 420," a new twist on its cooking competition "Chopped," which will task contestants to cook with ...