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Hello,=20

I have been making my own pizzas for a while know, but do not understand =
why some recipes say to let the dough rise twice? Why is this??

Also, I can achieve a very good thin crust pizza base, by rolling it =
out, but cannot get a good crust on it. Can anyone surgess some thing?

Thank you.
 
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