Vincent Esposito - Pasta, Pizza and Pumping Iron

Season 2Episode 330 minOct 16, 2013
Vincent Esposito - Pasta, Pizza and Pumping Iron

Vincent, 57, who hails from Palm City, Fla., teaches Mo Rocca his father Pop's secret technique for making homemade mozzarella cheese along with some other delicious Italian specialties. Also, Vincent's cousin Sal stops by to make a shrimp bruschetta pizza and later Vincent and Mo pump some very serious iron.

Vincent Esposito - Pasta, Pizza and Pumping Iron has aired on Oct 16, 2013 at 8:00 PM
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