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The Pizzas I Made When I Lived in Italy Were the Best I Ever Had. This Outdoor Oven Transports Me Back.

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By Katie Quinn
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I was already a homemade pizza fanatic by the time we moved to Italy from London. Though I spent culinary school at Le Cordon Bleu studying fine French cuisine, my husband and I relied on simple weekly homemade pizza nights to get us through the strict pandemic lockdown. It was during those weeks that turned into months that I experimented with and perfected my sourdough pizza recipe.
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The Best Gift I Ever Gave My Dad Is Something My Family Will Treasure for Generations Original

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By Katie Quinn
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Dads are notoriously tough to shop for. But my dad is usually a breeze. Still, there’s one gift I’ve given him that stands above the rest: a subscription service that helped him write a book. At age 68, my dad has a slew of interests that have long made it easy for my brother and me to find gift-giving inspiration. He loves theater and live music, so we got him tickets to Merrily We Roll Along and Lake Street Dive. He’s an American-history buff, so we’ve given him biographies of John F.
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The Best Gift I Ever Gave My Dad Is Something My Family Will Treasure for Generations

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By Katie Quinn
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Dads are notoriously tough to shop for. But my dad is usually a breeze. Still, there’s one gift I’ve given him that stands above the rest: a subscription service that helped him write a book. At age 68, my dad has a slew of interests that have long made it easy for my brother and me to find gift-giving inspiration. He loves theater and live music, so we got him tickets to Merrily We Roll Along and Lake Street Dive. He’s an American-history buff, so we’ve given him biographies of John F.
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