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TRY IT IN YOUR KITCHEN: TRY I 1 I -J BY KAY SAVAGE Kiw Prrm Pood Writer IN COSMOPOLITAN Detroit, where nearly one-fourth of the residents were born in another country, "pizza" and "strudei" holds unchallenged claim aa favorite delicacies when "dining out." If you've wondered how to go about preparing these Italian and Hungarian food specialties in your own kitchen, follow these pictures. Sunday Graphic went along on a cooking tour to Maria's Pizzeria and Kormendy's Hungarian Dining Room to pick up a few of the fine points and taste the finished products. Krer Prn rhoto bjr Brrt Emanuel PIZZA IS to the Italian what bread and rolls are to the American. When ready to serve, it is cut in pie-shape wedges, served piping hot. THE FIRST STEP in making strudei is preparing the "little It must be sturdy yet flexible enough to be stretched.

i tj (k CAREFUL attention to the proper rising of the dough insures a light, tender pizza. "Proofing" dough is essential. INGREDIENTS are simple flour, water and yeast. Thorough kneading turns it into a specialty that is finding new followers every day. "0 if if v.

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JOE MICUCCI demonstrates the skill he has-acquired in handling the tricky pizza dough after more than two years. CHOICE OF TOPPINGS range from spicy pepper sausage, anchovies, sharp tangy cheese to bland mushrooms. All pizzas get a coating of tomatoes and olive oil plus oregano, an Italian herb. 1 'V'Vti' A Pizza Recipe 'i rukr 't Plnrh Mill I liikrmnrm wutrr flour Mix flour and raJ dUilvl in wMlrr itn4 mil nntil mMith. Vitxrr and Irf ri In wMrm plarr.

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Oven heat melts and blends all the seasonings. mendy, crisp ant SPECIAL OVENS and broad wooden spatulas are used here to complete the pizzas, but at home regular ovens and greased tins will do job..