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Molto Mario

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  • Mario Batali
    Mario Batali

    …first foray into television was Molto Mario (1996–2004), where he would typically cook for three guests seated alongside his kitchen while regaling them with stories about the history and culture of Italian food. His idiosyncratic appearance—the heavyset, bearded Batali kept his long red hair in a ponytail and almost always…

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    …first foray into television was Molto Mario (1996–2004), where he would typically cook for three guests seated alongside his kitchen while regaling them with stories about the history and culture of Italian food. His idiosyncratic appearance—the heavyset, bearded Batali kept his long red hair in a ponytail and almost always…

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