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The Difference Between 'molto Italiano' And 'the Babbo Cookbook' Is That The Ingredient Lists In 'molto' Are About Half Or Even A Third The Size. In 'babbo,' They Are Very Long, They Are Very Real. That's Exactly How We Make Them In The Restaurant.

Day-old Bread? Sadly, In America A Lot Of Day-old Bread Just Becomes Nasty. Italian Day-old Bread, Not Having Any Preservatives In It, Just Becomes Harder And It Doesn't Taste Old. What I Would Warn People About Is Getting Bread That's Loaded With Other Things In It, Because It Starts To Taste Old.

Protein Has Been Intensely Over-represented On The Plate. Now, The Garden Should Be The Main Drag For Main Courses.

If You Could Learn How To Make A Perfect Lemon Tart Then You Got A Story. If You Don't Feel Like That, Make A Perfect Chocolate Chip Cookie, But Have Five Go-to Dishes Like That And You Can Move Them Around, Change Them Up Just A Little Bit, And Always Have Something In The Can.

I Would Challenge Any American Cook, Regardless Of What They've Learned From Their Mom, To Operate A Restaurant And Not Have Spent Any Real Time In Italy.