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Hello from a newbie

Rou222

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Rou222

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Hi there!

name's Roy

I started cooking a couple years ago. I love making pizza and pancakes 

A also love making Old Fashioned (bourbon, orange, bitter) but I'm not a drinker, huh

Hope to find a creative and responsive community! 

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Roy

roymiller.blog@gmail.com

check out my blog :)

TdeV

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Hi Roy. Welcome. You'll find many great and interesting people here. Hope you have fun!
 

Do you make your own pizza dough?

kayb

kayb

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Come on in, the water's fine.

 

We're a friendly bunch, mostly.

 

Welcome!

 

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Don't ask. Eat it.

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Rou222

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On 10/8/2020 at 10:21 AM, TdeV said:

Hi Roy. Welcome. You'll find many great and interesting people here. Hope you have fun!
 

Do you make your own pizza dough?

Never done that. I guess I need to try :)

Any recipe I should look for? 

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Roy

roymiller.blog@gmail.com

check out my blog :)

Alex

Alex

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3 hours ago, Rou222 said:

Never done that. I guess I need to try :)

Any recipe I should look for? 

 

I'll leave recipe recommendations to the more experienced pizza folks. However, you might have a good time looking through this topic about pizza toppings. There are 388 posts at the moment, so it'll keep you occupied for a while.

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