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Unlike most Italian men, chef Marco Xodo is not a mamma’s boy. Instead, he is a nonna’s boy.
“My mum used to work, so she would drop me off at Grandma’s,” Xodo recalls. “Every day she was cooking for six, seven people because the family was quite big. I remember she was in the kitchen from the first hours of the morning until the evening.
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