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My little boy was happy to see me:
Pizzas for lunch.. my mother in law had frozen dough that I let sit out.. When threatened with tuna sandwiches for lunch, i busted these out... I think she bought it somewhere.. no pizza peel, no pizza stone.. it came out really good.. my father in law said, i don't understand why people have to fly in 7 thousand pound ovens when you made the best I have had in a long time in our half broken oven.. So that was good.. It was super thin and very crunchy..
My little boy was happy to see me:
Pizzas for lunch.. my mother in law had frozen down that I let sit out.. I think she bought it somewhere.. no pizza peel, no pizza stone.. it came out really good.. my father in law said, i don't understand why people have to fly in 7 thousand pound ovens when you made the best I have had in a long time in our half broken oven.. So that was good.. It was super thin and very crunchy..
My little boy was happy to see me:
Pizzas for lunch.. my mother in law had frozen down that I let sit out.. I think she bought it somewhere.. no pizza peel, no pizza stone.. it came out really good.. my father in law said, i don't understand why people have to fly in 7 thousand pound ovens when you made the best I have had in a long time in our half broken oven.. So that was good.. It was super thin and very crunchy..
milkshakes for dessert
