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	<title>Comments on: Contadina Pizza, the Home Version</title>
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		<title>By: Jen</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jen</dc:creator>
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		<description>Your pizzas look good! I&#039;m interested in trying out April bon appetit&#039;s overnight pizza dough recipe.  I&#039;m baking their lemon cornmeal cake with lemon glaze today.

Oh, btw, I made homemade pretzels last week off of the King Arthur web site. SOOOOO good. It&#039;s interesting because you boil them in water with baking soda which gives them that really shiny brown color and distinctive pretzel flavor.   The ones with salt were very good, but I thought the variation I made with seasoned salt and shredded parmesan cheese on top was even better.  I bet using shreded gruyere or asiago would be great, too. They&#039;d also be great served warm with some good beer.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Your pizzas look good! I&#8217;m interested in trying out April bon appetit&#8217;s overnight pizza dough recipe.  I&#8217;m baking their lemon cornmeal cake with lemon glaze today.</p>
<p>Oh, btw, I made homemade pretzels last week off of the King Arthur web site. SOOOOO good. It&#8217;s interesting because you boil them in water with baking soda which gives them that really shiny brown color and distinctive pretzel flavor.   The ones with salt were very good, but I thought the variation I made with seasoned salt and shredded parmesan cheese on top was even better.  I bet using shreded gruyere or asiago would be great, too. They&#8217;d also be great served warm with some good beer.</p>
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