Floyd was an absolute genuis, his relaxed style of cooking was always a treat to watch and he was held in high regard by all chef's in the UK right up until his death.
Floyd really was the OG, so to speak. Cooks & chefs on TV predated him of course. Julia Child and Graham Kerr come to mind. With all due respect to them, and to other contemporaries, it was Floyd who turned a cooking lesson into a conversation, naturally engaging and still elegant.
Marco Pierre White is a 3-Michelin star chef...Keith Floyd was a notoriously bad businessman....I think all his restaurants/pubs when into receivership.
He was a showman in front of the camera, charismatic and rumbustious, however, behind it the camera, he was not a likable person to work with at all, could not keep the staff. Keith was a regular face to see in Dartmouth in the 80's, he regularly did business with the local fruit and veg shop of which the owner used to dread the days he'd turn up. He'd never pay his bills on time and, if I remember correctly, left a huge amount of debt behind him after his death.
@lovabelly unfortunately yes, in 2009. He had a list of hit TV programs starting with the BBC back in the 80's, then later on sky. He was the first ever chef to go out and about, I loved watching his programs.
Lee Bell indeed he did...he nicked my uncle Graham’s bird in the late 60s/early 70s. But then, in those days, I don’t think anyone really noticed who was doing who
Delicious. Give it a try. You'll not be disappointed. Dude is true to the craft, unlike all the posers now on TV, seeking fame not giving a damn about taste (literally).
Floyd was the greatest. Never took himself too seriously. No ego unlike the psychopaths currently screaming at the preps in the kitchen. So entertaining though.
There was only one of this guy ! Missed because the state of broadcasting and bbc programming - went rapidly dowmhill after this period in time. It's always been bloody awful Tavistock Institute programming, but now the ART has beem systematically stripped out - nothing left..
BBC use to make quality cooking shows in the 70s & 80s, sadly no longer in 2023. That last part of offering a kiss or/and mussels would get one labelled as such&such in this days and age.
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Floyd was an absolute genuis, his relaxed style of cooking was always a treat to watch and he was held in high regard by all chef's in the UK right up until his death.
The incomparable Keith Floyd.
Superb cook, natural entertainer and genuine character.
This guy is the best at teaching. He predicted that i wasn't paying " proper attention" too lol
Floyd really was the OG, so to speak. Cooks & chefs on TV predated him of course. Julia Child and Graham Kerr come to mind. With all due respect to them, and to other contemporaries, it was Floyd who turned a cooking lesson into a conversation, naturally engaging and still elegant.
RIP legend He was like the friendly version of Marco Pierre white
Richard Kelbe he really isn't. read his book lol
@@plummet3860 but he's achieved more than you and every member of your family have
Marco Pierre White is a 3-Michelin star chef...Keith Floyd was a notoriously bad businessman....I think all his restaurants/pubs when into receivership.
He was a showman in front of the camera, charismatic and rumbustious, however, behind it the camera, he was not a likable person to work with at all, could not keep the staff. Keith was a regular face to see in Dartmouth in the 80's, he regularly did business with the local fruit and veg shop of which the owner used to dread the days he'd turn up. He'd never pay his bills on time and, if I remember correctly, left a huge amount of debt behind him after his death.
Keith Floyd was a legend and way before his time!
I love how Keith drinks during every lesson lol
He was a lush and a bit of a cad, but he certainly was entertaining and informative.
This man traveled the world to expand his knowledge of food and give us some real cooking done properly.
Love this man! Great entertainer, I love the way he just throws things everywhere!
The original and still the best.
God what a Legend he was.
"that was one for the queen." LOL hahah
He does everything so gently
Come back Keith Floyd, we need you.
@lovabelly unfortunately yes, in 2009. He had a list of hit TV programs starting with the BBC back in the 80's, then later on sky. He was the first ever chef to go out and about, I loved watching his programs.
Great cook! Loved watching his shows!
Great Keith Floyd videos!
Thank God for Floyd.
"Come closer, come closer closer closer!" dips the camera into the pot xD
You just know by that Keith pulled a few birds in his time.
Hahaha without a doubt
Lee Bell indeed he did...he nicked my uncle Graham’s bird in the late 60s/early 70s. But then, in those days, I don’t think anyone really noticed who was doing who
@@theglumrant9477 Keith did the same to mine --- reckon that makes us cousins!
Alekas_Attic he had a flat in High Kingsdown which was a real den of iniquity. I now let it out to student doctors
@@theglumrant9477 I moved to California about 10 years ago -- but me mum inherited his London flat. Wonder if we are neighbors?
Delicious.
Give it a try. You'll not be disappointed. Dude is true to the craft, unlike all the posers now on TV, seeking fame not giving a damn about taste (literally).
The sound of the steel of that knife on the shell of the muscle speaks quality
That was quite the kiss!!
Monsouir floyd allways liked to kiss the cook as they used too say
One for the Queen! Hear, hear!
I would have taken the kiss too.... I miss Mr Floyd, great cook, great entertainer
Great bloke.
I like this dude. Seems like he loves a bevvy. Just like me.
Nothing like cooking a Sunday roast and having a few
@@tinman8311 ha yes!!
Killed him though died drunk and broke
@@Thevoiceofreason84 Maybe better than rich and sober?! Who knows have to do it anyway and certainly cant take it with you!!
@@Thevoiceofreason84 With his liver in perfect working condition......
Floyd was number 1
what a lovely lady
And one for the Queen
Great bloke, natural and easy in manner, unpretentious..
A legend, sadly missed 👍
My favourite cook💙
Nice demo
What a stud
The greatest
The best.
Loved floydy he was a top chef 👩🍳 all the now tv chefs owe him big time gutted he died when he still had more to do and say !!!! So long Keith
3:55 add a drop of white wine.
Throws the whole bottle In
"You can try my mussel, or a big kiss" 😉
Floyd: "Come closer!!!!"
Cameraman: Floyd, there's a thing called "ZOOM".
"Just to remind you again. I'm sure you haven't paid proper attention.."
LOVE HIM
Floyd is the best cook ever, still watin 4 someone 2 be that!:!!
Gordon has surpassed him.
Kieth was the best cook of all time better than Gordon Ramsay any day
Show this to the chef who argued with Chef Ramsay because he can't cook mussels lol.
Keith beat 9 bells out of me behind the bike shed at school...err hang on that was Keith lloyd....what's going on why am here ...
Keith is the picture of English charm.
top man top chef
What a sweetheart!!!!!
Floyd was the greatest. Never took himself too seriously. No ego unlike the psychopaths currently screaming at the preps in the kitchen. So entertaining though.
this man travelled the world flirting with old ladies of all cultures and races lmao. absolute gentleman
6:47 #vintagemetoo
“I’m cooking” is the implied reason for sipping in wine In the kitchen. No further reason required. Don’t like it? Make your own supper.
"That was one for the queen!" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That was a big kiss
Kissed and cooked both well !
Great kisser too.
Purple Aki would be salivating
How on earth did you manage to fit Purple Aki into a vintage Keith Floyd clip??
One for the queen.....Only an English convict would get that.
Hereward the Wake what does it mean?
@@tradingforbeginners It's a prison thing mate.
'a little slurp goes down very well!' lols
he certainly likes his quick slurps
get a god damn chopping board son!!
So I see Gordon learnt a few tricks...
His stove look smy mums in the 70's
can you cook freshwater mussels?????????
There was only one of this guy ! Missed because the state of broadcasting and bbc programming - went rapidly dowmhill after this period in time. It's always been bloody awful Tavistock Institute programming, but now the ART has beem systematically stripped out - nothing left..
@skateyuk what?! he died?! when.. sorry im only 16.. i dont know much
Kyle are you 24 now
elegantly chop the engridients????? whr???
Lol one for the queen.
Give us a kiss love!
He is basically Marco pierre white with charisma.
a quick slurp
This was at a time when chefs were friendly and nice.
Absolutely love Floyd but how did he get to old age with all his fingers in tact . Through the morning ,midday and evening slurps
ADHD before it was in vogue.
(alcohol dose hypervigilance disorder)
A thirsty man...
these videos are fun to watch, but I don’t understand any of the recipes, lol. he talks to fast and britishly to
make any sense of it
Ryan Boshell 🤣
There was a man who enjoyed life, a bit too much maybe
Steaming hot in that kitchen! 😜
🤔
Should let them purge for 24hours.
Open garbage can. Slid em in.
He's drunk in all of his videos 🤣
He wasn't half a handsome basted
No apron dah
That knife needs sharpening lol
awks
I found this very odd for some reason, did anyone else?
@@nomaanali5622 yeah I found the recipe good I just found the way it was portrayed and the way the script came across a bit odd. Maybe it's just me 😅
He put too much liquid, and forgot the cream.
Also, Thyme is better than parsley!!
BBC use to make quality cooking shows in the 70s & 80s, sadly no longer in 2023. That last part of offering a kiss or/and mussels would get one labelled as such&such in this days and age.
Try kissing a housewife on TV in 2019. Oh wait there aren't any..... just REAL ones..... smh
toxic masculinity at the end lol
he says fuckin at 2:05
chuck in
A bit disappointed he bought into the myth of the unopened mussell being dead. It turns out that’s not true. Love Keith though.
One musscle drop on the floor, I can see it! He is drunk for chef is! 😑🤔
Am I the only one that found the kiss cringy asf.
women were not creatures like today.
Elaborate please.
@@dionmcneill369 Oh you big manly man you, I can hear your balls clank together all the way to here.
@@oilpond 😂😂 cheers for the laughs fellas, the internet really is an amazing place. :)
@@dionmcneill369 Im glad sad old ladies enjoy it.