He has made a big impact on my current cooking skills; so many ideas and techniques imparted by Daddy Jack. Thanks very much and, R.I.P., to a great chef and man.
This is one of the Greatest from Daddy Jack. I think. So much enthusiasm he has.. Love You Daddy Jack. See You In The Flip Side.... No Pun Intended ...
What I love (besides the cooking) is that Daddy Jack always, always gives shout outs to local businesses. Hope you guys are weathering the storm right now, we'll see each other on the other side.
Same to you Pyre, movings through unchartered waters, day by day, enjoy the life we've been given, we can adapt if we stick together! Jack Become a Member Of "Cooking With The Blues" www.patreon.com/CookingWithTheBlues?fan_landing=true
miss this guy . my kids say , i could have been his stunt double. i think we had the same personal trainer. love these videos . they never go out of style for me. hope his family is doing well. all very nice people. wish i would have had the chance to meet him.
I’ve left a few comments and wanted to thank the late Mr. Chaplin for his contribution to the world of cooking and for his uplifting videos in such tough times, I was never lonely or depressed after spending time LISTENING AND WATCHING some BEAUTIFUL PERSON do their craft and pass it along… god bless..
I’ve only recently found these videos and I love them! So sad to hear of Chef Chaplins’ passing. I’m going to enjoy watching all the videos I’ve missed throughout the years.
Jack, this is the most important cooking channel on RU-vid and you are an incredible chef. I’ve learned more from your channel in the last week than I have watching 6 years of Food Network. This is the real deal!! Love ya, man!
Love the two channels. Blues and the classics. Made a bunch of your recipes to keep the family home and fed instead of out and about every night in the freezing city. THANKS! Justin Lorenzo BROOKLYN, NY.
I so dearly wish I could have stumbled upon this channel earlier. Jack reminds me a lot of someone I used to be close with who will always hold a special place in my heart. I cannot wait to try out some of these recipes.
A chef like him makes us Connecticut residents very proud! Yes, Manwich is nasty compared to that! I remember my late mom makin sloppy joes. Corpus Christy Church, Port Chester NY. Once we moved to Rye, near the golf club we had to make em like you did! lol
If the food this man makes doesnt make your mouth water I would wonder what is wrong with you. Absolutely delicious dishes. He made a Balognese sauce with angel hair that looked like a miracle on a plate I almost passed out it looked so good.
A restaurant I used to work in we made our own grind for employees only(tri tip,rib eye,top).Every Saturday, the boss always had something for us ,the prep crew.Mel's sloppy joes,were far and away the best I've ever had.Those look like they'd be in the running.
@6:00 .. “Back when I worked at this restaurant we had a problem with...” I said “Vampires!?” . Thanks for all the cooking tips , been a pleasure to learn from you.
I loved how you said it was Dynamite. Up in my northwest corner of RI there is a similar to sloppy joe sandwhich actually called "dynamites" so good but heavy on tomatoes and green pepper. I prefer tho ol' sloppy joe !
What town is that Jason, I'd like to check out that Dynamite Sandwich, I like the name and the sound of it. Thanks, Jack Become A Member Of “Cooking With The Blues” patreon.com/cookingwiththeblues
I really like your videos I've been learning a lot of things just watching how you cook I've been a line cook since I was 21 I'm 37 almost 38 now and after 17 years of cooking on the line I still have alot to learn I'm pretty good at what I do but I'm not even çlose to where your at congrats on your channel and God bless you and your family from Casper Wyoming
Ah yes. It has been a while but I'm still subscribed. Chef Jack is a favorite. I recall a "little bit" of most items means a lot. A little bit of garlic, a lot, a little bit of butter, a lot, a little bit of hot sauce, a lot.
I'll tell you a little secret. Your nylon chopping board in order to keep it clean about once a week take some chlorine water and soak some towels in it and place them on the chopping board and leave them over night and it'll be clean and white and sanitized and just wipe off the next morning. Very easy because I hate to work.
Set it up J. I'll cut you in! Jack. Become a Member of “Cooking With The Blues” www.patreon.com/cookingwiththeblues For Blackening Seasoning, CD’s and other Memorabilia www.daddyjacksnewlondon.com
I ❤️ you, Big Daddy Jack!! The next time I’m in CT, I’m coming to visit your place and try one of your many amazing dishes!! Keep doing your thing! Big fan!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Appreciate you watching the channel Patrick. Call ahead and hope to see you soon. *Become a Member Of "Cooking With The Blues" www.patreon.com/CookingWithTheBlues For Blackened Seasoning, CD and other Memorabilia visit: www.daddyjacksnewlondon.com
Now your talking Matt! When I worked at the Fairmont we catered Dr. Pepper's 75 Anniversary. I was the Banquet chef and I worked 40 hours straight, no lie! Jack Become a Member of “Cooking With The Blues” www.patreon.com/cookingwiththeblues For Blackening Seasoning, CD’s and other Memorabilia www.daddyjacksnewlondon.com
There is a steakhouse next to the post office. They open at 5pm. At about 4pm they saute some onion and garlic for nearly 30 minutes and push the scent out with a fan. There is always a crowd when the door o p ends
