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Apprenez à préparer une pizza maison simple, rapide et savoureuse avec une pâte levée, une sauce tomate maison et des garnitures classiques (mozzarella, jambon, oignon, poivron). Aucun besoin de matériel professionnel : un bol, un plat à pizza ou une poêle allant au four suffisent. Idéal pour un dîner convivial.
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