My son loved pizza since he was a kid. I always thought it was because he put cheese in the pizza. Children eat pizza almost once a week. Secondly, they are lazy at the end of the week, so they start to do it at home. They use a lot of formulas, they use a lot of flour, they use a lot of flour, they use a lot of flour, they use a lot of flour. Problems have arisen since they did it several times, for example, when pizza bottoms are made with vegetables, they have a bad taste, and pizza bottoms are not soft enough, they don't taste good. As a good, old mother, who happens to have a mouthful son, I signed up for a course on pizza production, and, really, making pizza according to the teacher's standards would be as good as Italian restaurants, but it's hard to do, with professional things, including grills, which are not common in the family, but I've learned the spirit, using the more common tools available in the family, with the professional pizza formula and production skills that teachers offer, and really make almost as good pizza as in the store! I like the thick bottom pizza, which, according to the method shared today, is soft and fragrance, chewing on the fragrances, the proper handling of the pie, the effect of not having a wet answer, two at a time, two at a time, two at a time, one at a time, and a sweet and salty meal, and the son says, "Pizza must be made at home!" It means that the pizza that's just out of the oven is really good, and if it comes from outside, it's bad。