Preheat your oven to a classic 350°. And, as that warms up, grease up your baking dish.
In a mixing bowl, you’ll want to toss your delicious day-old bread cubes in your melted cannabis-infused butter. Once you are happy with how coated each cube is with infused butter, you will then distribute roughly half of them into your baking dish.
Top that off with some chopped pecans, before adding in your remaining infused butter cubes as a top layer.
Then, in another (larger) mixing bowl, you’ll whisk together your salt, almond extract, vanilla extract, ½ cup of sugar, and eggs. Following that, heat up your coffee liqueur and milk in a saucepan, before whisking it into that egg mixture.
When you feel you’ve done an adequate job of intricately mixing those ingredients together, you will pour that mixture over the bread cubes currently resting in the baking dish. Be sure to give the contents a gentle pressing at this point, to ensure that bread cubes are being properly moistened.
Upon completing that step, walk away, and leave it alone for half an hour.
Next, in a small mixing bowl, combine your cinnamon and ¼ cup of sugar.
Then, give the contents in the dish another gentle pressing, before sprinkling that cinnamon sugar mixture on top of it.
Now, you’ll work on your caramel sauce. To do that, you’ll need a big saucepan (2 quart). In it, you will bring your corn syrup, non-melted cannabis-infused butter, and brown sugar to a soft boil. Then, you’ll kick the heat down, and stir up the contents until everything looks nice and smooth.
When you see that happen, boil everything again for an additional 60 seconds, before pouring it over your bread cubes in the dish.
At this point, you’ll take your baking dish, and place it atop a much larger baking pan. Take some boiling water, and fill up the larger pan, until the water reaches roughly halfway up the side of the dish.
Then, when your oven is ready, toss the whole thing inside to bake for 45-50 minutes.
When you see a golden color develop, you can take it out of the oven, and let it cool. But, only for a moment, as this dish is best enjoyed while it’s still warm.