When I Was A Child, Our Whole

I Like Thick Or Middle (spaghetti). Thin For Me Is Always Overcooked By The Time I'm Eating It.

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.

As They Say In Italy, Italians Were Eating With A Knife And Fork When The French Were Still Eating Each Other. The Medici Family Had To Bring Their Tuscan Cooks Up There So They Could Make Something Edible.

Every Super Bowl, I Do Different Food Each Quarter From Each Of The Hometowns Of The Teams Competing. So I’m Always Hoping For Cities With A Gastronomic Soul—not So Much Indianapolis Or Denver, Right? For Halftime We Have New York Hot Dogs From Papaya Dog. And At The End Of The Game I’ve Chosen A Dessert Based On Who I Think Is Going To Win.

When You Use It In Cooked Foods, It Changes [the Tabasco Flavor] A Little Bit; It Loses A Little Bit Of The Bright Acid That You Love On It, But You Get That More Cooked Heat And Chile Flavor Down.