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Pizza so easy, a 9 year old can do it

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  • Focker
    Focker Posts: 8,364
    edited October 2016
    feef706 said:
    I love this, I've let my kids make their own pizzas but I always cook them. I need to let them try one of these cast iron deep dish style. Fantastic work the boy did there!
    Thanks @feef706,
    I'm working on a set of 4 old #3 skillets for something like this.  Make up a batch, split in 4 instead of 2, and let the boys go to town.  Should be fun. 
    Brandon
    Quad Cities
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  • Focker
    Focker Posts: 8,364
    TideEggHead said:
    Great work all around, thanks for sharing. Cooking with family and friends is what it's all about!
    Amen
    Thanks, was a fun day on the small. 
    Brandon
    Quad Cities
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  • Star_TrEGG
    Star_TrEGG Posts: 111
    Great introducing them young. 
    BGE Large, MiniMax & Mini; Weber Summit Charcoal Grilling Center, Weber Smokey Mountain 18.5" & E-310 natural gas; CyberQ Cloud; Flame Boss 200; ThermoWorks Smoke & Thermopen Mk4
    Washington, DC Metro Area
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  • smokeybreeze
    smokeybreeze Posts: 216
    I love it. Keep keeping him involved in cooking activities and making stuff for himself and the family.

    When my son was that old I just had an abused Weber Kettle that I acquired, used, for next to nothing, but I still had my son 'help' me all the time with cooking activities.

    Now that he's graduated college, he's the cook of his household. He comes over to cook on my egg and tell me about the things he makes for himself and his girlfriend. He's become so creative and such a good cook - I'd like to think it was because of my being a role model since I'm the cook of my household.

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  • Focker
    Focker Posts: 8,364
    smokeybreeze said:
    I love it. Keep keeping him involved in cooking activities and making stuff for himself and the family.

    When my son was that old I just had an abused Weber Kettle that I acquired, used, for next to nothing, but I still had my son 'help' me all the time with cooking activities.

    Now that he's graduated college, he's the cook of his household. He comes over to cook on my egg and tell me about the things he makes for himself and his girlfriend. He's become so creative and such a good cook - I'd like to think it was because of my being a role model since I'm the cook of my household.

    @smokeybreeze, 
    Thanks for sharing this about your son, so so cool.  :)
    It is, because of you.

    Thank you, I most definitely will keep him involved .  Pasta is always fun, he loves it.  And he's more apt to try new things he has a hand in. 
     
    Brandon
    Quad Cities
    "If yer gonna denigrate, familiarity with the subject is helpful."

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