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Easy Recipe: How to Make Chronic Infused Pizza

Cannabis cooking is easier than you might think.
Cannabis cooking is easier than you might think.
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Recipe by Charleen Caabay, the co-founder of The People's Ecosystem.

Chronic pizza, infused pizza sauce, and all the toppings

Cannabis-infused: 4 Tbsp Infused Olive Oil (THC Average 50mgs) 8 Servings/6.25mg THC

(Editor: Instead of olive oil, you can also try this infused coconut oil recipe)

Ingredients:

1 bag Premade pizza dough

2 Tbsp Flour

1/2c Pizza sauce or Marinara

2 Tbsp Chopped garlic

Toppings:

½ Red onion

2 Italian sausage

1/2c Sliced mushrooms

3-4 Basil leaves

Preparation:

Lightly flour the countertop to prepare the pizza dough. Stretch the dough evenly about 1/2inch thick. Try to make it about 12 inches wide. Check for any thin areas and even out. Place on a baking sheet and brush with half the amount of infused olive oil on the dough and let rest while the oven is preheating.

Prepare your toppings. Chop any vegetables or proteins thin to your liking. In a small bowl mix the rest of the infused olive oil with the pizza sauce. Spread evenly on the rested pizza dough. Add your toppings and top with cheese. Any leftover infused oil can be added afterward.

Preheat the oven to 475 degrees. Bake your pizza for about 15-20 minutes. Cook until the cheese is fully melted and the crust is golden brown. Cut and serve about 8 slices! Enjoy!

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