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Robyn McCloskey

Kokomo, United States
As seen in: CNHI, Kokomo Tribune, Pharos-Tribune, The Herald Bulletin, Tribune-Star, Corbin Times-Tribune, CNHI News, Sentinel Echo
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Variations on Chicago-style pizza abound

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By Robyn McCloskey
| The Herald Bulletin Verified
Most folks have their favorite style of pizza such as New York, Neapolitan, Detroit or one of my personal favorites, Chicago style. This style of deep-dish pizza was first created in 1943 at Pizzeria Uno in Chicago by founders Ike Sewell and Richard Riccardo. The original recipe evolved over decades, but the thick, hearty style of pizza remains much the same. This is my version of a Chicago-style deep-dish pizza with Italian sausage and pepperoni. Feel free to add whatever toppings you like.
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Super Bowl for Summer

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By Robyn McCloskey
| The Herald Bulletin Verified
I’ve experimented with two bowl-type recipes. Each of these recipes have at least a nod to being a healthier or lighter version of themselves, too. SIMPLE SALMON BOWL WITH EASY TAHINI DRESSING kAm%9:D :D 2 962=E9J 2?5 2=>@DE 8F:=E\7C66 >62=] p== @7 E96 4@>A@?6?ED 4@>A=6>6?E 6249 @E96C ?:46=J]k^Am kAm` 4FA 5CJ C:46 Wx FD65 2 3C@H? 2?5 H:=5 C:46 >:IEFC6Xk^Am kAm` A@F?5 H:=5 42F89E D2=>@? 7:==6ED[ D<:?
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Robyn McCloskey: Cool places, delicious food

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By Robyn McCloskey
| The Herald Bulletin Verified
For a recent issue of Madison, I decided to try a different approach: tasty foods associated with interesting places. I selected a main dish and dessert, each with its unique origin story. As you prepare them — and eat them — it might help transport your imagination to their places of connection. kAm%96 DE@CJ 8@6D E92E qF772=@ H:?8D H6C6 7:CDE 4C62E65 :? `hec 2E E96 p?49@C q2C :? qF772=@[ }6H *@C<[ 3J %6C6DD2 q6==:DD:>@] $96 >256 E96 5:D9 7@C 96C D@?
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