this world. oh my god. it just melts in your mouth. i am stanley tucci, i am fascinated by my italian heritage so i am traveling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country s 20 roegions is as unique as ther past. it is the hands of the ordinary people that crafted the incredible food here. it is like christmas in your mouth. this is a place built on human, mind boggling richest and insane amount of bread. i really don t know how they eat that much bread. delicious but so hot. all great love affairs start some where. for me, my love of italy started right here in florence when i was just 12 years old. delicious. you have to taste that. like this tartlets filled with rice pudding. come on. the capitol of tuscany, it was the playground of some of the richest families on earth, they bankrolled the incredible explosion of art, science and architecture known as the renaissance. i love that. just about anywhere you turn there is something incre
dough without any sort of guilt because you are close to getting sick, something we learned from the cdc. i m very sorry about this, guys, but my good friend dr. william shatner put it this way, it s kind of like having raw meat or rare meat. it can hide bacteria, cdc said why did we have 77 case of this deadly e coli with 55 hospitalizations in 30 states. why? they found it in the cookie dough. jenna: prepackaged. prepackaged and uncooked. once you bake your cookie, you re safe. jenna: what happens if i make my own and it s not prepackaged, can i still lick the spoon? well, i d say no. i d say no! jen not allowed, okay. stay away from raw, uncooked foods in general, other than celeries, carrots that s not fun. you re right, the prepackaged are the ones that were the culprits in this case. jenna: you ve got to give it to us in small doses and we ll do our best.
portion of the country. as the southeast braces for another morning of record lows, that arctic blast is also taking a toll across the border. more now from matt gutman. reporter: a freak blizzard just 60 miles from detroit engulfed an ontario highway, burying cars and stranding more than 300 motorists. after nearly 30 hours the canadian military airlifted families and the elderly to warming centers. and those arctic tentacles have lunged southward, freezing fountains in atlanta, dumping snow in north carolina, and turning florida groves into ice sculptures. what crops got hit hardest? any of your leafy type crops. tomatoes, bell peppers, cauliflower, collard greens, any of the leafy type celeries. reporter: and it s not over. we re predicted to have about the same scenario as we did last night. reporter: farmers sprayed water hoping to cocoon crops at 32 degrees. anything colder could kill. recently farms have dispatched helicopters which fly low to fan warmer air towards