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"Hi, I'm Mario Batali, welcome to my new show, Molto Mario. I'm the guy who's going to show you that cooking delicious food is a lot easier than you think." Thanks Molto!

"I cook in the classic Italian tradition. The most important factor is to recognize the flavor and purity of each ingredient"

Mario talks about making a base tomato sauce to use in other dishes. He goes on to talk about how to make tomato sauce stick to your pasta. I can't place exactly when this episode is, but there's no website. The VHS recording cut off before it got to the end card, so I have no idea exactly when this episode aired. I'm guessing after the first couple pasta ones.

Molto Mario March concludes with a Mario Batali Triple Header: The first three Molto Mario Episodes from 1996. MOLTO MARIO PLAYLIST: [ Ссылка ]

Molto Mario Season 1: Episode 5602? (the recording on the VHS tape cut off)

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Check out the lost cooking shows playlist (Donovan Fandre, Molto, TASTE with David Rosengarten, and our flirty friends over at How To Boil Water) [ Ссылка ]

If you liked this one, you'll LOVE these lost and weird cooking shows. Whoever thought a guy eating an artichoke could be such an amusing story. And don't even get me started on how you can microwave anything. For that, you should listen to Mr. Microwave himself...

TASTE with David Rosengarten: "I Hope You Don't Die Eating This Artichoke!" (1996) Lost Cooking Show
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"You Can Microwave Anything, Says Mr. Microwave" Weird 90's Pro Microwave Propaganda (Lost Media)
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Want some commercial compilations from the 90s? I got you dawg. [ Ссылка ]

What about the 2000's?
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You need these 80's commercials in your life:
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And let's not forget about other Lost Media:
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1996. TV Food Network

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