'The Chew' co-host Mario Batali shares speedy summer snack ideas

Batali is leading a culinary campaign to raise money for the fight against AIDS.

Batali appeared on "Good Morning America" today to show how he can take any ingredient and make a great dish in less than one minute.

June marks the month AIDS was first discovered in 1981.

"The term ’86’ is used in the American food industry to indicate that an item on the menu is gone. It’s not available anymore. It’s nixed. And that’s what we want to see happen with AIDS. It’s time to end AIDS," the organization states on its website.

Batali used watermelon today on "GMA" in a quick recipe for soup. He blended the watermelon with jalapeños and limes and topped the soup with some chopped scallions.

Batali whipped up a quick caprese salad snack by using tomatoes. He sliced the tomatoes and sprinkled them with basil and thinly-sliced red onions.

For the strawberries, Batali made a savory snack. He drizzled the strawberries with high-quality balsamic vinegar and black pepper and finished the dish off with a dollop of sour cream.