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Pepperoni Polenta Pizza

Submitted by: CHEF17411 
Quick and easy to make pizza with much more character than a normal slice of pepperoni pizza! 

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Mike's Homemade Pizza

Submitted by: MJUCHT 
A great recipe for homemade pizza dough and sauce. The sauce is especially good. Top with whatever you like. 

Kimpob (Korean Sushi)

Submitted by: Katie K 
Home Town: Algona, Washington, USA
These sushi rolls are filled with fried egg, carrot, cucumber, ham, and American processed cheese for this alternative to traditional Japanese sushi. 

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Pizza Dough III

Submitted by: Phyllis 
A friend gave me this recipe for pizza dough. It is quick, easy and delicious! 

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Korean Kimchi Jigeh Stew

Submitted by: MISOHAM 
A favorite in the dorms, this easy to prepare soup is the spicy college counterpart to the bowl of instant noodles. It is delicious served with cooked rice. 

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Chompchae Deopbap (Korean Spicy Tuna and Rice)

Submitted by: somthinclever 
Home Town: Orillia, Ontario, Canada
Tuna gets a spicy make over in this flavorful Korean stew packed with kim chee, cucumber, and carrots. 

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Pizza Crust for Bread Machine

Submitted by: Marian Collins 
Semolina flour is specified here for its ability to hold shape. No floppy crust from this recipe, but rather a crispy, chewy bite of perfection. 

Korean Beef Short Rib Stew (Galbi Jjim)

Submitted by: KANGARYOO 
A classic Korean comfort food, these braised beef ribs with carrots and potatoes, slowly simmered in a dark sauce with a touch of sweetness, will warm you up on a cold winter night. 

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Pizza Dough II

Submitted by: Stephen Carroll 
A little whole-wheat flour makes this pizza crust chewy and flavorful. The three-crust yield means you can freeze some for later use. 

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Premium Pizza Crust

Submitted by: NANDITA 
This is a very simple crust that will take some practice to perfect, unless you already know how to toss a pizza. Two preparation methods are given to choose from: an overnight rise in the refrigerator and the more conventional sponge-rise approach. 
 
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