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Hydrolife Magazine August/September 2017 [USA Edition]

One of the best parts about a budding industry like the marijuana industry is the personalities that emerge. For more than a year in these pages, we’ve worked hard to bring you the latest information, history, how-to methods, and products surrounding cannabis. In this issue, we’re focusing a little more on people, including Jim McAlpine, founder of the 420 Games and Power Plant Fitness. He graces our cover after working with San Francisco-based photographer Mark Rutherford.

One of the best parts about a budding industry like the marijuana industry is the personalities that emerge. For more than a year in these pages, we’ve worked hard to bring you the latest information, history, how-to methods, and products surrounding cannabis. In this issue, we’re focusing a little more on people, including Jim McAlpine, founder of the 420 Games and Power Plant Fitness. He graces our cover after working with San Francisco-based photographer Mark Rutherford.

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Jalapeño Poppers<br />

... not the shitty frozen kind. INGREDIENTS<br />

• Preheat oven to 425°F<br />

• Cut 10 jalapeños in half lengthwise and deseed the<br />

center using a small spoon.<br />

• In a medium bowl, soften the cream cheese with a fork<br />

and mix in the shredded cheddar, chopped chives, and<br />

shake flour. I simply crush the dried leaves in my hands<br />

and add. If using bud, you will need a grinder.<br />

12 large jalapeños<br />

250 grams (8 ounces) of cream cheese<br />

100 grams (4 ounces) of shredded sharp cheddar<br />

5 chives, chopped up fine<br />

4 grams of dried shake.<br />

• Fill the center of the jalapeños with your cheese<br />

mixture. I like to use one jalapeño to dice up and<br />

sprinkle over the top for garnish. The extra jalapeño<br />

is just that, extra. In case you mess one up.<br />

• Place the filled peppers on a aluminum foiled<br />

cookie sheet or cake pan and bake for 15-18<br />

minutes or until the peppers grow tender and the<br />

cheese bakes up a bit brown.<br />

• Bring cannabis back into the kitchen and let your<br />

imagination fly higher!<br />

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