Holiday Q-and-A With Celebrity Chef Lidia Bastianich and What It's Like To Cook for The Pope

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Ahead of Thanksgiving and Christmas, we sit down with chef, restaurateur, and author Lidia Bastianich to talk about the best part of the holiday season: faith, food, and family.

And she tells us what it was like to cook for two popes!

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