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A quick, stovetop pizza that mimics a wood‑fired oven. Homemade dough is proofed, divided into four balls, and cooked in a hot skillet until the crust is golden and the mozzarella is melty. Finished with fresh rosemary and optional Asian‑inspired toppings for a burst of flavor.
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