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"First step to making this pizza in our house? Pull a couple of chairs up to the counter, because the kids will definitely want to get their hands in it. We mixed up some homemade pizza dough one morning and had pizza for lunch. My 4-year-old loved kneading the dough, and the 1-year-old just made mini dough balls, happy to be part of the action. It wasn&amp;#039;t the best dough we&amp;#039;ve ever had; it was pretty stiff and didn&amp;#039;t rise much (so I&amp;#039;m not going to share the recipe we used), but I have no regrets. It was enormous fun and so easy to prepare (because the kids, who usually run interference while I&amp;#039;m trying to cook, actually helped). They even helped roll out the dough and top the pizzas.  So there are several options for finding pizza dough: often there&amp;#039;s some in the freezer or refrigerator section at the grocery store, or just about any grocer will have, with other boxed mixes, pizza dough mix. I find that dough kind of bready, but it works in a pinch. We used to buy balls of dough from our local pizza place. Or make your own, of course. I liked the recipe I used here.  Once you have your dough, roll it out any way you like. We made 2 smallish pizzas, one in the shape of a sailboat. Mine I topped with pesto, cooked broccoli and chicken, and shredded mozzarella. It was a great flavor combination. The kids are less adventurous and had tomato sauce and cheese.  I know, we have pizza all the time. It&amp;#039;s so easy and is something the kids are guaranteed to eat. These are some of my favorite pizza toppings:   Buffalo Chicken Pizza  Greek-Style Pizza Spiderweb Pizza \u2014 Kim Walker "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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