Jimmy Kimmel shares throwback clip of Molly Baz revealing what she would want for her last meal

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: During a recent episode of Jimmy Kimmel's talk show, a throwback clip resurfaced, showcasing Molly Baz's vivid depiction of her ideal last meal.

The conversation unfolded as a flavorful revelation, shedding light on Baz's culinary passions and creating an appetizing dialogue between her and Kimmel.

Molly Baz's last meal revelation

As the clip played, Kimmel remarked on Baz's envisioned last meal, observing, "I noticed as your last meal idea, if you were to ask for a last meal, it would be SC, the scallop looks beautiful in there. What else is in your last meal?"

Baz enthusiastically detailed her final dining extravaganza, starting with an appetizer that universally appeals to seafood aficionados – the classic Seafood Tower. "Um, so my last meal, it starts with the appetizer, of course, is always a Seafood Tower, which I think everyone can respect," she declared.

Continuing her menu journey, she expressed her fondness for Caesar salad, calling it "my favorite salad in the world, one of the greats." She envisioned the appetizer rounded off with "bread and butter and flaky salt," setting the stage for a grand culinary performance.

Moving on to the main course, Baz's desires were tantalizingly specific. "And then I would do rotisserie chickens, these particular scallops that are drenched in this garlic parsley butter," she elaborated.

Jimmy Kimmel's humor and Molly Baz's curiosity unveil last-meal fantasies

Her admiration for the scallops was evident as she and Kimmel marveled at their visual appeal. "Yeah, yeah, that's a good-looking scallop right there. Yeah, that's beautiful," Kimmel concurred.

The feast didn’t end there. Baz continued, "And then potatoes two ways, bowls of aioli, lemons, lots of dill, and we're done.

Kimmel joked, "This is a huge, huge last meal. I mean, when you die, it's going to be a mess."

Curiosity naturally led Kimmel to ponder his own last meal choice, prompting a contemplative response. "What's your last meal? Do you have one?" Baz inquired.

Kimmel’s preferences leaned towards savory indulgences crafted by close friends. "My last meal, oh boy... I think my friend Chris Bianco makes a beautiful Pizza. I would love to have one of those, the Rosa maybe. My buddy Adam Perry Lang makes a brisket that I would definitely... and or a short rib and a bowl of Linguini and there'll be no you know desserts nothing just like get right into it and die."