Jack, I've watched many of your videos, and enjoyed them thoroughly. My biggest takeaway, one that's helped me quite with my own cooking, is that measurements don't have to be exact. Maybe they do for something delicate, but for most dishes, it seems close is good. Adjust to taste. The change in perspective has allowed me to shift from an "every ingredient must be measured exactly as the recipe says" perspective to a more "let's just have fun with it" one. And I am having more fun with cooking. I'm also not panicking as much when I don't have a particular ingredient.
I just want you to know that I used this video to make my first ever cioppino this last weekend; did just a couple of things differently due to availability, substituted as closely as I could... This was by far the BEST result I have ever had from straying from my own cooking and letting someone else show me how to make something. Out of the park with the flavors, the huge amount we thought we would have left over to share with neighbors disappeared in less than an hour:) Another thing... you can really see the love in your cooking, and it spreads out from the screen and infects me as a viewer, which I am sure had a hell of a lot to do with how good my re-creation was:) Thank you, glad I subbed, cant wait for this weekend... just have to choose which of your videos I should try next.
11 mil mins, 10000 subscribers, how many vids. that's all great. how many regular at home chefs you've helped turn out some great meals is the number you should be proud of the most jack. thanks for all your hard work, and bobs too. can't see myself ever venturing thru your neck of the woods but if I do I'll be sure to stop and and say hello, and thank you.
Jack your videos are down to earth, you are legit, you tell it how it is ... I'm thinking your followers / viewers would benefit from a series on putting together the various sauces for dishes. Keep on! :) Keeping on
I love to cook at home , it's always been a huge passion of mine and daddy Jack's videos have inspired me so much that all these dishes I thought were difficult he has shown me just how simple they really are using basic ingredients and only a single or couple pans . I love this guy!!
Great recipe and love your videos. Here is a tip I use for the leeks. After you chop them, put them in a bowl filled with cold water and stir them a bit. All the sand will fall to the bottom. Super easy!!
Hearing how many minutes watched is awesome. You should ask your subscribers to hit the "Like" button if they like the video. Just point to it and tell them it only takes a second. I'm sure it will help your account. Nice cooking Jack, you really enjoy your job I can tell. Bob nice production too. Hope to visit y'all one day. Steve in SC.
i have watched at least 10 of your videos!!! i love it!!! i never knew how to make heavy cream in pastas and soups. so it gave me some really good ideas and i love that your willing to give out your recipes like that.. i admire you!!!
I was just talking with a friend about Cioppino. Was saying I hadn't made one in many years. This recipe is quite different than mine. Will have to give it a go. Thank you!
Absolutely love Cioppino! I’ll be making some in the next few days. I’m just waiting for my seafood guy to call me when he gets some Calamari and crab legs. It’s going to be great. Serving it with sourdough garlic bread. Awesome! I can’t wait! TFS, Jack!
Boy oh boy, you never fail to surprise me with such incredible recipes. I have cooked many of ur recipes and they are restaurant worthy. Thanks for sharing your talents, music and amazing food. Thumbs up my friend. Never used leeks but I'm going to try. Especially for soups.
Awesome brother i love it and i love how you cheffed all over and i am a Italian food freak and thing pasta and Garlic and the way you throw that garlic in the pan is awesome brother. I love it and since i found your videos i have been telling everyone how i love it so i tell them go check him out along with the style of cooking i just love it brother making it happen at Daddy Jacks in New London, all my Ancestors are from England all Blue Bloods with money and power, one of my Ancestors was the Mayor of London, England then the First Mayor of the very first Colony in the New World up there where your from brother loll
Hey, Sir a tip for ya. Here in Europe, we chop our leek first than we transfer it to a colander and we rinse it that way. No matter how well you rinse your leek, because of its structure the dirt is still going to be trapped there.
Hey Jack!! Im officially addicted to your cooking videos. It seems you have worked and cooked all over the country. I live in Houston, Texas and would like a recommendation for a great restaurant that you would recommend?
If I was the camera man, I would have tripped the server to get to that plate! 😅 I would love to have went to Chapplins and met Jack and enjoyed his great food!
You obviously have never had a fresh off the plant Southern Jersey Tomatoe. Cannot be beat and I'd love to bring you some Jack. After all Heinz used to be right down the road in Salem NJ. They barged tomotes up the canals from the fields. We have sandy loomy slightly acidic soil tomatoes and sugar corn thrives in. Just Google Jersey Tomatoes and Corn.
It looks good. The one thing Jack did that grossed me out (all of the usual stuff, I'm used to by now) was putting all of the clam juice into the pot, when clams always leave behind sand and grit.
As long as the food is cooked to at least 165, who cares? There isn't anything living in fresh food at and above that temperature... Most foodborne illnesses are caused by not hitting that 165. If you're going to go Gordon Ramsay, then yes, all safety / cleanliness procedures must be followed...
sand in leeks. that's like in Crocodile Dundee II when he drops the egg on the floor gives it to the cop and the FBI guy kicks the cop to guard the door, and he starts eating the fried egg. lol
That's some good looking "chumpino"... I make it your way, but I leave out the celery and red pepper. I add celery sa,t and old bay. Best garlic bread ever.
Anyone surprised he never burns his garlic?? I usually throw mine in towards the end or have it on the heat alone for maybe a minutes max maybe it's the amount he adds as I am usually cooking for myself not multiple meals worths
I was thinking this exactly, he threw that garlic in the stock pot and let it go on high heat while he washed the leeks. I was thinking "wow that garlic must be burning"
Love that I found Chef Jack Chaplin… sad to hear of his passing!
Jack, I've watched many of your videos, and enjoyed them thoroughly. My biggest takeaway, one that's helped me quite with my own cooking, is that measurements don't have to be exact. Maybe they do for something delicate, but for most dishes, it seems close is good. Adjust to taste. The change in perspective has allowed me to shift from an "every ingredient must be measured exactly as the recipe says" perspective to a more "let's just have fun with it" one. And I am having more fun with cooking. I'm also not panicking as much when I don't have a particular ingredient.
Thanks Chef, I have tried a lot of your dishes and my family and friends love them here in Australia
I just want you to know that I used this video to make my first ever cioppino this last weekend; did just a couple of things differently due to availability, substituted as closely as I could... This was by far the BEST result I have ever had from straying from my own cooking and letting someone else show me how to make something. Out of the park with the flavors, the huge amount we thought we would have left over to share with neighbors disappeared in less than an hour:) Another thing... you can really see the love in your cooking, and it spreads out from the screen and infects me as a viewer, which I am sure had a hell of a lot to do with how good my re-creation was:) Thank you, glad I subbed, cant wait for this weekend... just have to choose which of your videos I should try next.
I enjoy his videos , kinda gruff but I'm sure he's a good guy ... just do your job
11 mil mins, 10000 subscribers, how many vids. that's all great. how many regular at home chefs you've helped turn out some great meals is the number you should be proud of the most jack. thanks for all your hard work, and bobs too. can't see myself ever venturing thru your neck of the woods but if I do I'll be sure to stop and and say hello, and thank you.
Jack your videos are down to earth, you are legit, you tell it how it is ... I'm thinking your followers / viewers would benefit from a series on putting together the various sauces for dishes. Keep on! :)
Keeping on
I Love this Mans cooking skills awesome Guy. God bless your Soul and RIP Sir. Love from Germany
I love to cook at home , it's always been a huge passion of mine and daddy Jack's videos have inspired me so much that all these dishes I thought were difficult he has shown me just how simple they really are using basic ingredients and only a single or couple pans . I love this guy!!
I usto be a Chef in the Florida Keys. And made a ton of these Dishes. Good job.. Jack.
Love your passion your a fabulous chef & inspiration
Rip, thank you I lost my grandfather at a young age he was the greatest cook, I never had the chance to get learn but I found you, thank you.
Great recipe and love your videos. Here is a tip I use for the leeks. After you chop them, put them in a bowl filled with cold water and stir them a bit. All the sand will fall to the bottom. Super easy!!
Spellbinding to watch the master working that stove and counter top. Awesome Daddy Jack.
I just got thru eating and now I'm hungry again! I LOVE anything with clams, and mussels in it!
I had never seen outside the kitchen. That place is Wonderful!🎉
Jack really was the heart of that kitchen.
My kind of chef. Enjoy everyone of your videos. Salute!!
Thank you so much chef for the videos keep them coming
Dave looks like Jerry Springer 😂
he does lol
Hearing how many minutes watched is awesome. You should ask your subscribers to hit the "Like" button if they like the video. Just point to it and tell them it only takes a second. I'm sure it will help your account. Nice cooking Jack, you really enjoy your job I can tell. Bob nice production too. Hope to visit y'all one day. Steve in SC.
Love love love to watch you cook. I'm enjoying learning
i have watched at least 10 of your videos!!! i love it!!! i never knew how to make heavy cream in pastas and soups. so it gave me some really good ideas and i love that your willing to give out your recipes like that.. i admire you!!!
My Grandmother made this for Thanksgiving every year. I love it! Good job Daddy Jack!
Daddy Jack is the real deal... Many thanks
Outstanding job! I was looking for a really good over-the-top recipe and you just hit the point, with this awesome recipe! Thank you!
Just found his site today. Half hour drive. I'm going...!
Thanks BOB !
So much work to cook a proper dish. Hope its appreciated. He really loved cooking and making anyone on the other end happy. RIP .
stumbled upon your channel the other night....gotta say i love your style chef!!!! love it!!!!
This man cooks food, he's a cook, one of the best cooks I've ever seen and if I ever go to New Londing, I won't eat anywhere else.
your work is appreciated. learning much from the video's
I was just talking with a friend about Cioppino. Was saying I hadn't made one in many years. This recipe is quite different than mine. Will have to give it a go. Thank you!
I love watching this guy!
your cooking looks so natural and down to earth
Great dish with epic toast points No one does it better than Daddy Jack
Awesome awesome awesome . Best recipe for cioppino- I’ve looked everywhere . Nothing tops this chef
Made this for the first time after watching your video turned out amazing . Love your videos .
Absolutely love Cioppino! I’ll be making some in the next few days. I’m just waiting for my seafood guy to call me when he gets some Calamari and crab legs. It’s going to be great. Serving it with sourdough garlic bread. Awesome! I can’t wait! TFS, Jack!
Now that sounds great, I'd like to dig into a bowl right now and dip that sourdough to sop it all up 5280. Get It done, Jack
Every spring the first thing to pop up is wild Leeks or some call them Ramps. Absolutely love wild leek soup or used in any soup or salad.
Amazing! Thank you.
best cooking videos ever...
I live 45 min away from Tides in Bodega Bay. When I visit again I ask for you. We all miss you
Wow !! Looks Frickin awesome .. Video saved .. will be trying this one on a special occasion .. Thanks Jack ! Rock on
Bob's a genius at production...undeniable
Wow, would love to try that dish it looks delish... thank you.
Boy oh boy, you never fail to surprise me with such incredible recipes. I have cooked many of ur recipes and they are restaurant worthy. Thanks for sharing your talents, music and amazing food. Thumbs up my friend. Never used leeks but I'm going to try. Especially for soups.
I learned so many things!
Some drool just rolled out of my mouth!!!!
I miss Jack. Love you brother.
wow I love that, can I have mines over saffron rice lol. keep up the best cooking I love it.
Wow...looked great!
Awesome brother i love it and i love how you cheffed all over and i am a Italian food freak and thing pasta and Garlic and the way you throw that garlic in the pan is awesome brother. I love it and since i found your videos i have been telling everyone how i love it so i tell them go check him out along with the style of cooking i just love it brother making it happen at Daddy Jacks in New London, all my Ancestors are from England all Blue Bloods with money and power, one of my Ancestors was the Mayor of London, England then the First Mayor of the very first Colony in the New World up there where your from brother loll
Fabulous! Thank you, Jack!
never met you planned on visiting you, miss you man
Love you Jack.. Rip
This Chef is the video. He is the MAN!
Hey, Sir a tip for ya. Here in Europe, we chop our leek first than we transfer it to a colander and we rinse it that way. No matter how well you rinse your leek, because of its structure the dirt is still going to be trapped there.
2024 I like watching him cook.
Rip daddy Jack, love and miss you, sir.
My mouth is watering
Hey Jack!! Im officially addicted to your cooking videos. It seems you have worked and cooked all over the country. I live in Houston, Texas and would like a recommendation for a great restaurant that you would recommend?
R.i.p #love is #love still love your cooking channel
Traditional Italian cook I can tell. Real old school homey eating.
You have smell a vision , Now if you could airmail me 5 gallons.Love your cooken !!!!!
Yummy, you inspire me keep up the good job I over love your cooking style😘
If I was the camera man, I would have tripped the server to get to that plate! 😅 I would love to have went to Chapplins and met Jack and enjoyed his great food!
AIN'T THAT RIGHT BOB
Putting out an incredible product , whether food or video. The proof is in the pudding!
Miss ya Jack. RIP good sir
Fantastic
Happy Holidays Jack and Co
I cook like this guy ! Nobull no measure no worry just cook!
Oh man I love leeks! Potato leek soup is one of my all time favorites.
Rest well Chef... 😓😢
when I go fishing, I wade in the water and I can feel those clams in the bottom. I dig them up and use them for bait!
You obviously have never had a fresh off the plant Southern Jersey Tomatoe. Cannot be beat and I'd love to bring you some Jack. After all Heinz used to be right down the road in Salem NJ. They barged tomotes up the canals from the fields. We have sandy loomy slightly acidic soil tomatoes and sugar corn thrives in. Just Google Jersey Tomatoes and Corn.
RIP still watching the vids
Love your videos
We love you here in Canada Chef
It looks good. The one thing Jack did that grossed me out (all of the usual stuff, I'm used to by now) was putting all of the clam juice into the pot, when clams always leave behind sand and grit.
This chef is the best, forget all those fancy dans like Ramsey if you wanna cook good food watch this man.
Idk why that just looks like a happy place to be lol
how does his garlic NOT burn? all that heat and time before he adds even the first ingredient? mine would be black.
LMFAO
It’s a common “ topic of conversation” here Quad...
lol, washing the leeks in the hand sink. Classic.
lol yeah he's a bit rough around the edges, but still a great cook indded
No one is perfect So don't be so sensitive
Seen a lot worse in kitchens believe me.
Daddy Jack Cooks from the hip
As long as the food is cooked to at least 165, who cares? There isn't anything living in fresh food at and above that temperature... Most foodborne illnesses are caused by not hitting that 165. If you're going to go Gordon Ramsay, then yes, all safety / cleanliness procedures must be followed...
sand in leeks. that's like in Crocodile Dundee II when he drops the egg on the floor gives it to the cop and the FBI guy kicks the cop to guard the door, and he starts eating the fried egg. lol
12:58 & 13:03 why is Jerry Springer hiding? 😅😂
Fantastic channel 🍴
I love leeks they are so versatile and being welsh its a national veg i do love leek pudding
That's some good looking "chumpino"... I make it your way, but I leave out the celery and red pepper. I add celery sa,t and old bay. Best garlic bread ever.
Anyone surprised he never burns his garlic?? I usually throw mine in towards the end or have it on the heat alone for maybe a minutes max maybe it's the amount he adds as I am usually cooking for myself not multiple meals worths
I was thinking this exactly, he threw that garlic in the stock pot and let it go on high heat while he washed the leeks. I was thinking "wow that garlic must be burning"
is this guy still cooking in 2018
dell wright yeah I was in new London two weeks ago. He’s doing great!
new channel, "cooking with the blues"
ch282 only for a second. It was the coolest second tho
Yumm ... from Australia
+Dianne Fitzsimmons Thats what I reckon; and he makes it all simle; no BS
YYYYYUUUUUUMMMMMMMYYYYYYYYY!
Damn!
This man never saw a garlic clove he did not like.
Bob Jacko productions #1 folks...
Awesome
jack anybody told you you sound like sylvestor stallone??✌️👌The rambo of the kitchen...Your awesome jack
Yo Adrian!
I've been using his recipe for Chumpino for a while now, with a couple modifications. I also make a great Ciopino but I won't go into that.
This is an amazing recipe. If you ever get the chance, order it!
My favorite chef!!!!!
Your restaurant is yoooge. Looks cool.
Made the Delmonico potatoes .....deeeeelicious.