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Prices for the dishes range from $9 to $23. Vegan nachos come topped with cauliflower meat and cashew cheese, while other bites like jerk lamb chops, fries, and sticky tamarind wings are part of a fairly large snack menu. She prepares a saucy cauliflower banh mi, pulled pork and a crispy chicken sandwich, as well as a chicory salad with endive, guanciale, and Fiji apples. But Drummer created dishes that complement cannabis, similar to pairing wine with food. In an awkward workaround, Lowell Cafe allows the consumption of edibles produced by an outside source, but is prohibited from serving any cannabis-infused food made on the premises. However, Lowell Farms is restricted by state California law to infuse any of its own food with cannabis. Lowell Cafe is America’s first licensed cannabis consumption lounge and restaurant where diners can eat a meal while consuming cannabis or eat cannabis-infused edibles on the premises.Īndrea Drummer is Lowell’s veteran cannabis chef, with seven years experience preparing cannabis-infused meals throughout Los Angeles. Situated on the east end of West Hollywood, this opening represents a first in the hospitality industry. Press with a consistent pressure, and try to do it in exactly 30 seconds – making your total brew time 2 minutes.With significant fanfare, Lowell Farms: A Cannabis Cafe opens Tuesday, October 1.

When your timer has reached 1 minute 27 seconds, flip the AeroPress onto the plastic funnel and press it into the designated vessel.

Pre-heat/rinse your plastic funnel (the same one you used to dose the grinds), since you’ll use this to press the coffee into the vessel.

As quickly as possible, twist the cap onto the AeroPress.

Stir your coffee about three times, making sure all of the grinds are saturated with water, and the crust at the top of the brew has been broken.

Start your timer as soon as the water hits the coffee.

Heat your water to 200☏ (just under boiling), and pour around half of it into the AeroPress.4 circle, before you begin to pour your water.) The capacity of the chamber is around 8oz/227g, minus the volume of the coffee grinds. (If you don’t have a scale, just make sure your AeroPress is extended below the no. If you’re using a scale, make sure to tare to 0. Invert your AeroPress, so that the plunger is on the bottom and the chamber on top.Set up the AeroPress and, using the plastic funnel that comes with the AeroPress, pour the grinds into the fully extended AeroPress chamber.Grind your coffee at a medium/medium-fine grind (while this can be hard to pin down, think slightly finer than what you’d do for drip or a pourover).Preheat the AeroPress, put a paper filter in the the lid, and gather a water kettle, a stirring stick, and a vessel to press the coffee into.

He developed it in conjunction with Bailey Arnold, Gregorys Coffee’s Director of Education. Maciej tells me that they will change the recipe when it suits different coffees, but that this house recipe is the standard in all their coffee shops. Credit: Gregorys Coffee Gregorys Coffee’s Recipe With the AeroPress, you can control different variables.