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Smoked Chicken, Sweet Corn, Black Bean and Chipotle BBQ Pizza


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2010/07/06 | CityLine.ca

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Don't be surprised if this becomes your favourite pizza combo -- the mix of smoked chicken, corn black beans and chipotle sauce is out of this world. 

Smoked Chicken, Sweet Corn, Black Bean and Chipotle BBQ Pizza

Ingredients

½ cup white flour or massa corn flour
4 balls of store-bought pizza dough
½ cup favourite store-bought barbeque sauce
1 cup favourite store-bought pasta sauce
¼ cup finely minced chipotle peppers
1 ½ cups smoked chicken
1 fresh corn cob, removed from husk and grilled
1 cup canned black beans
1 ½ cups Monterey Jack cheese
Splash of olive oil
Salt and pepper
Fresh basil leaves

Method

On a wooden chopping board lightly dusted with flour, roll out the dough balls into 8-10 inch circles, using a rolling pin and stretching the dough with your hands.   Once the dough is stretched, let it relax for a few minutes.  Meanwhile, mix together the barbeque sauce, pasta sauce, and chipotle peppers.  Once the dough has relaxed, spread the sauce mixture on top of each pizza, leaving about ½ inch at the edge.  Cover each pizza with smoked chicken, and an even helping of corn and beans.  Sprinkle with the Monterey Jack, a light drizzle of olive oil, and season with salt and pepper.

Gently slide a pizza onto your preheated barbecue which is set at low to medium heat.  Ideally, one half of the barbeque can be set to medium, and the other to low.  The pizza should take 8 to 12 minutes to cook depending on your barbecue.  Be sure to check the pizza from time to time to ensure it does not burn.  When the first pizza starts to bubble over medium heat, slide it to the low side, and add a new pizza to the medium side.  The pizza dough should blister and start to turn golden brown which indicates it is just about cooked.  Lift the edge of the pizza crust using a spatula to check the underside of the crust which should start to become golden brown and crisp.  Add a few leaves of freshly chopped basil before serving.

Courtesy Michael Bonacini

 

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