What I like about this channel is, it’s authentic. Not a bunch of pretty boys, or pretty girls, posing, pretending they’re doing something, all worried about the subs, or likes. Jack’s awesome, shoots from the hip, and shows you from start to finish how to make great food-
@Gareth Davies Dude he's just saying he appreciates the authenticity. This guy was making beef stroganoff anyway and decided to let someone film him. Some of us appreciate this way, not everyone wants 3 minutes of intro and 2 minutes of "like comment and subscribe". Nothing wrong with doing that of course, but some appreciate when its literally just the content. No harm in expressing that appreciation.
@Gareth Davies Daddy Jack is one of the best, informative cooking channels on RU-vid. Why bring negativity to this? People are telling him “thanks for doing what you are doing, Daddy Jack!”, no more no less, so why post this negativity? Personally speaking, I found this channel about a year ago, and it’s the most down to earth, realistic and informative cooking channels on RU-vid. Why don’t you just try to make one of his recipes and enjoy??? I think I’ve now watched about 90% of his videos, and think that they are awesome. Keep it up, DJ!!!
Jack taught me how to cook a bunch of things in the last 2 years and I have never met but feel like I know him . Thank you Jack for being who you are . RIP Daddy Jack.
Same. Ive followed him for years and my cooking game skyrocketed following his recipes and i also became more efficient by using his techniques. Him and chef john are my 2 most influential chefs.
Jack I made a family toast this thanksgiving in honor of you and your family sir. You may not be on youtube but your still in the hearts and minds of thousands. Happy holidays to all of you lord knows we earned it!
Rest In Peace Daddy Jack. It's hard to believe that you're gone. I am truly gonna miss you on RU-vid. I learned so much from you about cooking. Much love from Mobile Alabama.
In Europe, it's the basic mentality that you never waste any last bit of the food you are making. I'm glad I heard it from an American Chef. Most of the time I see American cooking videos throwing out chops of meat that contains the fat, the flavor. Even if you don't want that fat, you preserve it for later to make a sauce, soup etc.
I still watch Jack because of respect and he's an inspiration for me trying to make my family happy with quick and delicious meals. RIP Old Friend. And a blessing to your RU-vid family that still loves you. Also I send my blessing to your loved ones.
Agreed, seems like all videos are so over produced and stylized to the point it is nauseating . Love this type of video. Simple and straight to the point.
@@ronkovacs9904 dont get me wrong. These videos are cool if you want the very basics of cooking. It's cool. He is cool. Laid back for sure. But if I want to learn from a RU-vid video its not through him. But it's great for people who need a little more help in the kitchen
@@richardstevens2052 You should learn about "bacteria death"... When all those things he touches goes in the pot to cook, the bacteria starts dying at 122F... Nothing survives.... Wholesome, pasteurized food is the resulting product.... If he were making a salad, as an example, different hygiene would be called for....
Made this last night as close to Jacks recipe as I could. Awesome. Turned out really good and pleased the wife when she got off work, which is what its all about. Thank you so much for a delicious recipe and fine dinner.
Yes rest in peace you magnificent bastard! Jack Chaplin passed away May 11, 2021 for those of you who didn't know. What a truly magnetic personality - you will be missed sir.
@@markwiley1211 Wow! I didn't know that! I watch his channel from time to time because to me he was just a regular Joe who knew his way around the kitchen. Guys like him are becoming more rare by the day. RIP Daddy Jack.
THIS man has a good heart...you can feel it!! I love how he makes the dishes hes preparing come together!! MAGIC!!!! GREAT WORK!!!! Mr. Jack Chaplin with the blues!! THE MAN!!
I’m commenting on this video because I made this recipe tonight. I’ve made many of your recipes. 👌🏻 . Outstanding! As usual. My wife and I are wishing you a speedy recovery. Our thoughts and prayers are with you! Chef, you have been a tremendous inspiration! Thank You!
I just love Daddy Jack.. just a joy.. and, he makes it all seem doable.. has me in the kitchen going for some of these special, classic dishes.. Thanks :)
Daddy jack, the man! Thank you so much for your videos… to be honest I enjoyed just hangin with you as much as learning from your videos… Gone but not forgotten
Tasting off the big spoon is the secret part of the recipes! You rock chef, I made this the exact way you did and I gotta tell you it was so unbelievably good! Simple , just a few ingredients and some love , you got a dinner to die for
i worked in a eastern European restaurant for years and the polish chef made this classic and she added a bit of tomato paste for color and a nice handful of chopped dill at the end of cooking. it was delicious !
im pretty sure most, if not every single chef who is atleast just a little, just a little intrerrested in his job, tastes for seasoning, add if needed, doesnt if it isnt, some of theese comments are so retarded, you base all your knowlagde about chefs from random youtubers (who by the way 99% of the time arent chefs)
When he went for the sour cream instead of heavy cream, I was like man! I don't know this guy at all. Then, bam! Goes for the heavy cream and world makes sense again
I just wanted to tell you thanks! I've made your recipe five times now and my family and friends love it. I use beef tenderloin and it truly is amazing. Thanks again!
I am binge watching. I cooked for 10 years in the 80s and 90s when restaurants used to provide awesome food. Unfortunately now, everyone thinks they can open a restaurant and serve inedible food. I like this guy because he knows what he's doing and cooks traditional food everyone likes. I got rusty over the years and can't wait to get back up to speed. He has taught me so much already. I'm going to be doing a lot of cooking. Thanks Jack! I'm making onion soup first for my boyfriend who will love the beef rib factor.
What an amazing chef. After watching this, I immediately went to the channel and was heartbroken to see the most recent video. This guy sure will be missed
Omg just made this tonight and it was great , I've watched a few of your other meals and looking forward to try them . I'm glad I came across you channel nice job.
Made this last night for dinner. Had to make a few adjustments due to a gluten allergy and no salt due to Dr.'s orders. Red onion, mushrooms, crushed garlic, no salt added beef broth in place of the wine and brandy. Thickened with a bit of corn starch, fresh ground black pepper, Sour cream and heavy cream. Delicious!!!
Josh seems a respectful, nice gentleman. Your Uncle taught us alot Josh. A good meal and family and friends, there is nothing much that can top that. RIP Jack.🙏🤝🇺🇸🦅🤘
Always so dedicated to teaching how to make excellent food. RIP Daddy Jack, wish you were still in New London making cooking dreams for all us regular folks.
I think the classic stroganoff is actually made with mushrooms and has nothing to do with noodles ( that is the American version... nothing wrong with that, I just wouldn’t call it “ classic”). Oh, and it’s not an Austrian dish, as the name suggests - it originated in Russia about two centuries ago...
Who really gets mad about tasting off the big spoon. My grandma tasted off the big spoon, my aunties all taste off the big spoon, and my momma tastes off the big spoon. That said great recipe gonna try it this weekend.
Curious how in the US Beef Stroganoff is usually served with pasta. In Brazil its always served with white rice and french fries or potato chips. Totally agree on the Dijon, and would add a dash of ketchup as well.
@@ncaminada Stroganoff has a strong flavor. So it really does not matter, what type of carb you serve it with. I've seen stroganoff with buckwheat, lentils, grits, milled grains etc.
Fantastic! Thank you. Oh, if someone tells you that the chef can't taste from the big spoon, please tell them for me, that they can ride that spoon right out of the restaurant.
The restaurants in my area are mostly grill & deep fat fryer operations. They all seem to offer the same fare (burgers, fries, crab cakes, deep fat fried vegetables etc.) These restaurants are expensive but their kitchens don't have the skill to cook on this level. It is comforting to know that there are still a few real chefs out there. david
Longtime fan here. Just saw this vid again because I was making stroganoff tonight. Only big issue I have is him cutting the raw steak. Cook the meat first via searing like usual, THEN slice it up for the noff.........Luv this guy. His kitchen is like a hometown family run kitchen that was my first job as a kid. Love it !
