
Thin-crust pizza dough
Four ingredients and the hot-oven trick. Crispy outside, tender inside.
- Total time
- 24 h 30 min
- Servings
- 4 servings
- Calories per serving
- 380 cal
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Four ingredients and the hot-oven trick. Crispy outside, tender inside.

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Mix it in a bowl with a spoon, let it rise for an hour and bake. No kneading at all.

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Twelve in one go, handheld and they won't deflate if you make them this way.

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Two ingredients, fifteen minutes and done. The easiest snack on the whole site.

Crunchy, creamy and 30 g of protein. The granola is made once and lasts three weeks.

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Twenty-five minutes, one pan and salmon that stays moist. The trick is in the order.

Dense, fudgy and made without flour or sugar. Nobody guesses there's sweet potato in them.

The classic done well: bread that doesn't go soggy, creamy avocado and a runny yolk.

Juicy inside and not swimming in oil. The trick is getting the water out of the zucchini.

Breading that crunches and stays on, without a pan full of oil. Forty-two grams of protein.

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One pan, forty-five minutes in the oven and zero babysitting. Crispy skin guaranteed.

The classic Spanish yogurt cake, with no sugar and no dryness. Banana does the work.

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The classic Spanish spoon dish, with a slow sofrito and no chorizo covering up the flavor.

Five ingredients, caramelized on top and wobbly inside. The one that works every time.

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