Sun-dried tomato and basil pesto infused with cannabis

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If you liked our spinach pistachio pesto recipe, then we have two variations for you to try out. Whether you’re looking for a tangy and sour punch or more of a traditional Genovese-style pesto, we’ve got you covered with these two delicious recipes. One amazing property of pesto is that while it is a delicious pasta sauce, you can use it pretty universally as a dip for bread, meat, vegetables, or whatever you want. Follow us to see how to make our delicious cannabis-infused pesto made from sun-dried tomatoes, as well as our classic cannabis-infused basil pesto, both of which are full of THC.

Video & recipe from The Wellness Soldier

Sun-dried tomato pesto infused with cannabis

• 1 cup of sun-dried tomatoes
• 1/3 cup pecorino romano (or parmesan)
• 1/4 cup basil
• 1/4 cup of hemp seeds
• 1-3 cloves of garlic
• 1/2 cup of olive oil
• 3-5 ml cannabis oil

To start this simple recipe, you will need a food processor. You can chop up the ingredients or use the mortar and pestle to shred them, but we’ll stick with a food processor for the sake of simplicity. First add your sundried tomatoes and mix until they are easily crumbled. Next add all the remaining ingredients. Pulse your processor until the pesto is completely mixed.

Classic basil pesto

• 3 cups of basil
• 1/3 cup pecorino romano (or parmesan)
• 1/3 cup of hemp seeds
• 1-3 cloves of garlic
• 1/2 cup of olive oil
• 3-5 ml cannabis oil

In your food processor, add all of the basil and pulse until it crumbles easily. Next, add your cheese, hemp seeds, garlic, olive oil, and cannabis oil. Put the lid back on and process it until it’s completely powdered. You may need to stop shuffling to scrape down the sides. As simple as that!

There you have it, delicious recipes for cannabis-infused sun-dried tomato pesto and cannabis-infused basil pesto to try–delicious as easy. Do you have another variation of pesto that you want to share? Let us know below! Looking for more delicious cannabis-filled recipes? Click here!

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