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A comprehensive guide to three distinct homemade pizza recipes: a 10-minute pizzadilla, a 1-hour beer dough skillet pizza, and a 3-day cold-fermented Roman/New York-style pizza with homemade ragù, ricotta, and spicy honey. Each version balances time, effort, and flavor, with the 3-day pizza crowned as the ultimate winner.
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A comprehensive guide to three distinct homemade pizza recipes: a 10-minute pizzadilla, a 1-hour beer dough skillet pizza, and a 3-day cold-fermented Roman/New York-style pizza with homemade ragù, ricotta, and spicy honey. Each version balances time, effort, and flavor, with the 3-day pizza crowned as the ultimate winner.

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