The Prince had respect for people. I remember he was quite incensed when he heard the term "Human Resource" . He said Human Beings are not a resource. They are the raisin d'etre for corporations to exist.
This man's a legend. First time he sees the Queen he runs away from her corgis and makes her laugh.. and first time he met Philip mistook him for the gardner 🤣🤣🤣
You might not be good at cutting mangos, but you've done an excellent job at this tribute video! Not too many people know that Prince Philip was actively involved in running the royal estates, and the fact that you as a former member of staff have wonderful memories of working there speaks well of him. How many people can speak fondly of their old bosses these days?
Oh perrr-leeeease stop licking bums just because somebody died. Somebody who had a life of absolute bliss at the expense of the residents of the British Isles. Makes me sick
It's crazy to me how he was already an "old man" in the 1990's. Sometimes it's hard to forget the length of time between someones 70th birthday and their 100th birthday.
@@jocelyneb I tend to try to ignore the press. Unless they're down to bare-bone facts and "This is what I am actually witnessing as I stand here in front of the scene", I just ignore them. "I judge a man by what I see him do, not by what others tell me he has done." Captain Pellew, from the film "Horatio Hornblower: The Even Chance" ("The Duel" for American viewers).
I honestly thought Prince Philip would outlive Charles. He made it to 99 though! 1 year away from a full century of being alive. Still amazing. May he rest in peace.
He was a gentleman of the old British Empire. Stately and dignified. As an American, I always felt like he was so refined and cultured. He also saw a lot of life. Think about how much the world changed from the time he was born until his death.
In almost 100 years- you're talking about the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s' The Great Depression of the 1930s', WWII (1939-1945), The Cold War (1948-1991), Korea (1950-1953), Vietnam (1959-1975), The Watergate Scandal (1974), The Bicentennial (1976), Disco (70s'-80s). A few more months and Prince Phillip would have been a centenarian!!
Justin, I agree with and appreciate, the fine compliments that you pay Prince Philip. However, he was not a gentleman of the old British Empire. The British Empire ceased to exist in 1945 and Philip didn't marry the Queen until 1947. The Empire was replaced with the Commonwealth and like the Queen, Prince Philip dedicated himself to its cause. The Empire was gone before Philip was on the scene. The days of colonialism ended and were replaced by voluntary membership in the Commonwealth of Nations.
@@maryoleary2037 Well said. My family is from Trinidad in the Caribbean so colonialism goes back until 1956 when the PNM- People's National Movement was established by Dr. Eric Eustace Williams (1911-1981).
@@maryoleary2037 He was described in a documentary as an enigma- which is true. Of course this is decades before my time. I was born in 1989- a presidential election year here in America, Reaganomics was out, Bush's "No New Taxes" was in. 😂
Poor bloke, he sounds so heart broken that Prince Phillip passed. Like he was an old friend bidding his last farewell, everyone’s with you in the mourning mate, may he rest in piece.
I made this dish this morning in honour of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip. Broke down crying watching the funeral, esp seeing Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles . All my love, thoughts and prayers to Her Majesty and her family. He will be truly missed.
The most genuine and heart warming tributes come not from the uncaring and politically bound. But from the staff and working class who enjoyed his company, and knew the little things about him
A lot of people on social media had all sorts of opinions about a man they didn't even know existed until that god-forsaken interview a few weeks ago but the only opinions that matter are the ones coming from the ones who actually knew him. Darren, your tribute echoes all the beautiful sentiments we've gotten from world leaders to palace staff and reveals the true warm and wonderful man that was beyond the stoic facade of a war veteran. Through this you've shown your viewers what tabloids, drama series and books never could. You've done well by him.
I’ve loved hearing people’s stories of Prince Philip this past week. It seems as though everyone who met him has fond memories of him. He was a great man. Rest In Peace Prince Philip.
I think this is the first tribute that I’ve seen from a person that wasn’t just someone who felt obligated to say nice things because their jobs on the line
What a really nice memory of Prince Phillip. How great that he loved a good BBQ like we do here in the U.S. and the love of food and cooking! He seemed like a fun-loving and down to earth man. He seems truly missed. God bless his soul.
Prince Phillip and Her Majesty Queen Elisabeth, were two anchors of civility and dignity. they always conducted themselves as an example to their subjects. Eternal Rest grant unto Him O Lord, and let Thy perpetual light always shine upon Him. Amen.
Your sense of storytelling is fantastic. The connection between food and the human element makes your TH-cam channel really fun to watch... better than boring ole TV. Thanks Chef.... RIP HRH
He probably tells these stories many times, but his facial expression still sparkles with excitement. I can tell he genuinely respect and love the royal family and prince Philip. What a lovely tribute to the Prince
I love how all of your memories have their own their quirkiness to them and you aren’t afraid to share that with us Darren. I’m sorry for you loss because you truly knew the man behind the crown. May Prince Philip Rest In Peace and God Bless to you and yours! Cheers! ❤️
Prince Philip was younger when Darren cooked for the Royal Family. He must have had a real presence with the staff, especially in those years. Thanks for the tribute.
If there isn't, why bother going? I once heard a story, about the "Pearly Gates." This common guy, had died, and was walking down the dirt road, towards the gate. It was AWESOME! Looked like the entrance to Buckingham Palace. He walked past, and found a gate, like going into a pasture. His dog, from his youth was there, as well as a guy with a notepad. The deceased guy asked, what was that, up the road? Oh, that is to lure in the treasure seekers. Why is my dog here? She has been waiting, for 55 years. Something tells me, The Prince found the right gate! steve
@@ijemand5672 So you are open to learning? Cool! Lesson number one: next time you want to politely correct someone, try using a friendlier tone. For example: "I bet Iceland is as lovely as it's food! It is commendable that you are trying to learn a language other than your native one! Not many people do, especially where I come from :D As a native speaker I noticed a little mistake in your comment- it's spelled loves and not love's :) I hope that was helpful! "
@@ijemand5672 Who asked you and who really cares? You need to have a long discussion with the individuals who raised you and ask them why lessons in manners, tolerance and consideration were absent from their curriculum.
Chill guys, he just corrected his grammar, and for free... I can thank many people on the Internet for calling out my mistakes, if they say extra nice stuff that's just a plus (as long as they don't call the guy making the mistake dumb or idiot it's really OK)
Actually when I read about the news, my mind soon turned to you because I remembered your stories about him. What I learned was that both Philip and Elizabeth could be surprisingly down to earth people.
Hello, Darren. I’m sorry to hear of the loss of Prince Philip. I always love hearing the gardener story. I’ve just started the video but I’m sure it’ll be a wonderful tribute! Well wishes to you and your family, Darren! ❤️
What a nice tribute! What memories to keep and share with the rest of us normal people who may have never even met such a wonderful gentleman such as Prince Philip. #RIP 🇺🇲 🇬🇧
im in tears listening to precious memories of The Duke. What an enormous loss what with both of them gone now. Ugh! You were in such a special place. Thank you Darren
An awesome tribute for an exceptional man. He had a wicked sense of humour. well documented by his many gaffes. RIP SIR. I recall on a tour of Africa he asked a group of Tribesmen If they still chucked spears at each other.
What a lovely tribute, Chef. It's a privilege watching you retell the privilege of serving such a fine man. I am. Duke of Edinburgh Award winner and always admired him. May God rest his soul and provide his family with the comfort of knowing His Royal Highness is with Him.
What wonderful memories of a special man. I like to think that Prince Philip is in heaven teaching the angels how to cook BBQ while drinking a good beer. Blessing to you and to the Royal Family.
No wonder why he worked out so much, he obviously loved food and so very unusual ingredients. I am sure you have some great memories. I loved his sense of humor , his observations meant he was listening and his jokes, even the naughty ones, were what made him unforgettable. May he rest in peace, he will be missed.
I loved your tribute to Prince Phillip. I feel like I was listening to a family member, so warm and sweet like my own grandpa. Thank you for your service to Prince Phillip. Greetings from Peru 🇵🇪
When I was in The Life Guards, the Queen and Prince Philip came for lunch at the officers mess and I was on duty. It was my job to look after the Prince. When they were all seated, the Prince asked me for a beer, in a proper pint glass, all the rest had wine. The Queen was very nice as well, I had to pull her chair away at the end of the meal, she said thank you and she slipped the after mint into her handbag.
Darren..I absolutely LOVE hearing your stories from your time with the Royal family. I could listen to them all day...then watch as you cook up a favorite dish of one the Royals. Youre always respectful and so funny...letting us know that while they're indeed Royal, they're also human and have a sense of humor. One of my biggest dreams is to one day meet the Queen..which I know will never happen..but I still hope for it. I'm an American STILL living in Texas where I was born and raised but I've studied the BRF for many, many years. This tribute was bittersweet, funny and so enjoyable. I love watching your channel and hope you continue putting it on for many, many years to come!!
I've now watched this video about 3 times and I'm in tears at the end each time! I'm going to try my hand at making those crepes, they look so delicious!
The tale about you thinking that the Duke was the gardener made me laugh ! HRH.The Prince Phillip, will be sadly missed. He was one of the stronger generation and his motto, " Get on with it". A rock to our Queen, Long Live Our Noble Queen.
Great tribute. The heartfelt condolences are real from you. You've lost a cherished friend and emoloyer. I'm sorry for your loss. To have such memories to cherish is a blessing. Always remember them. He's now in Heaven wondering when his best chef will join him for a great homecoming meal. God bless.
A respectful and heartfelt tribute. From the many documentaries and interviews I have seen over the years, there have been so many comments about how the staff enjoyed working for the Royal Family and no hint that there was any problems or difficult Royals. Darren's anecdotes were lovely to hear.
When I heard of Prince Philip's passing I immediately thought of your mistaking him for the gardener, and his wanting to eat the staff's meal stories - thanks for your lovely, touching tribute. You are a class act, Darren.
Truly enjoyed listening to your memories. You were blessed to be one of the lucky people to know the Duke. RIP Prince Philip. Long live the Queen. Sending love from Chicago.
Pharmacy tech here, just finished a shift of covid testing. This weekend I"ll be vaccinating people. Tomorrow on my day off I'm bringing my car in for work first thing in the morning and knew I wanted to get home to some comfort food. I had three eggs to finish off by next week and now I know what I'm using them for! I loved the stories in this video - halfway through them I realized I was smiling ear to ear. Thank you for your stories and memories. Looking forward to making this.
Aww, he seemed like such a wonderful character. I truly feel sorry for Her Majesty and his family and friends to lose him. And for you too Chef. RIP Prince Philip 🙏
The loss of Prince Phillip will be felt throughout the world. Your video is a nice tribute (and a great recipe.) Thanks for sharing your memories with us.
How very considerate and warm your tribute. All your royal stories are absolutely charming. In the USA you must remember that our population grew from Brittan and Scotland and Ireland and of course Germany. My mother's heritage is Scotch-Irish and my father German-Irish. We in the USA were nearly part of the monarchy and were taught this as children. We thought this to be wonderful and imagined that some of us might be related to royalty. Every girl wanted to be a princess and every boy wanted to be a prince when I was a youth in the very early years of school. ...Your recipes are fun and you make them seem so doable...and they are. Thank you.
"I thought someone was stealing the fruit!"
"Well I am!"
Gold
An unrepentant and unabashed fruit thief! 🤣
You can tell Prince Phillip had respect for the work the chefs did.
The Prince had respect for people. I remember he was quite incensed when he heard the term "Human Resource" . He said Human Beings are not a resource. They are the raisin d'etre for corporations to exist.
@@margarettay1358 Hate to be that person, but it's raison*.
@@khalilelfakhri8243 Probably autodistort, striking again.
Are you insane?
@@timlynch5710 no sir thank you sir
Darren may I say that this is the best tribute that I've seen to Philip thus far with the most warm and sincere personal touch. 😉
Thank you Geoff
@@Darren_McGrady you're most welcome Darren
I agree
@@Darren_McGrady I agree too, thank you.
Agree 100%. Best tribute Darren. Thank you for sharing your beautiful memories
This man's a legend. First time he sees the Queen he runs away from her corgis and makes her laugh.. and first time he met Philip mistook him for the gardner 🤣🤣🤣
You might not be good at cutting mangos, but you've done an excellent job at this tribute video!
Not too many people know that Prince Philip was actively involved in running the royal estates, and the fact that you as a former member of staff have wonderful memories of working there speaks well of him. How many people can speak fondly of their old bosses these days?
Indeed
😁 Alway helpful in giving helpful and useful and tried and true tips, yup. Definitely, sounds like a relation.
What else do u know..that he does too
Really working your tongue into this tedious bellends ringpiece there Callie
Oh perrr-leeeease stop licking bums just because somebody died. Somebody who had a life of absolute bliss at the expense of the residents of the British Isles. Makes me sick
It's crazy to me how he was already an "old man" in the 1990's. Sometimes it's hard to forget the length of time between someones 70th birthday and their 100th birthday.
almost 100
Spot on.
He was old in the 80s already
I am 74, but in my head I still feel like 21. Just a pity the body wont do what I tell it to do. I am sure he felt the same. Most people do.
@@lizeggar2421 Great. Stay forever young. If it's the case, you'd be an energetic grandmother!
You know what's strange to me? We learned so many good things about the Prince since his death, that we didn't know in life. Very sad.
agreed..same. Probably as well, means he stayed out of the limelight..unlike these days=)
you are lucky, had chance to serve Him..
Right? I think one of my favourite stories I learned was when he rescued the HMS Wallace. That story is just...wow.
Same here. I have the sad feeling we discover his nice soul a bit too late... why ?
Not helped by the press...
@@jocelyneb I tend to try to ignore the press. Unless they're down to bare-bone facts and "This is what I am actually witnessing as I stand here in front of the scene", I just ignore them.
"I judge a man by what I see him do, not by what others tell me he has done."
Captain Pellew, from the film "Horatio Hornblower: The Even Chance" ("The Duel" for American viewers).
This is probably the sweetest tribute to Prince Philip :)
Oh, my! That was both delightful and sorrowful 😞.
Lots to come imo.
Very nice but very sad too ...
yeah crepes are pretty sweet
Nice pun, even if unintended
He was still athletic in his 70s. The prince visited Finland in 1995. He refused to wear a life jacket, even though the lake was half frozen
Well that was just stupid
Anyone who thinks they’re too tough to wear a life jacket, seatbelt, or helmet is a complete idiot.
In 75 years‽
No offense but how does that make you athletic
Seems a bit dim then!
I honestly thought Prince Philip would outlive Charles. He made it to 99 though! 1 year away from a full century of being alive. Still amazing. May he rest in peace.
what a terrible thing to say, no father wants to outlive his son.
Couple more months actually :(
@Campari Soda news about harry and m was shielded away from him as much as they can
@@Sosoph098 He saw the H and M interview. According to reports he was disgusted.
Campari Soda pop
He was a gentleman of the old British Empire. Stately and dignified. As an American, I always felt like he was so refined and cultured. He also saw a lot of life. Think about how much the world changed from the time he was born until his death.
In almost 100 years- you're talking about the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s' The Great Depression of the 1930s', WWII (1939-1945), The Cold War (1948-1991), Korea (1950-1953), Vietnam (1959-1975), The Watergate Scandal (1974), The Bicentennial (1976), Disco (70s'-80s). A few more months and Prince Phillip would have been a centenarian!!
Justin, I agree with and appreciate, the fine compliments that you pay Prince Philip. However, he was not a gentleman of the old British Empire. The British Empire ceased to exist in 1945 and Philip didn't marry the Queen until 1947. The Empire was replaced with the Commonwealth and like the Queen, Prince Philip dedicated himself to its cause. The Empire was gone before Philip was on the scene. The days of colonialism ended and were replaced by voluntary membership in the Commonwealth of Nations.
@@maryoleary2037 Well said. My family is from Trinidad in the Caribbean so colonialism goes back until 1956 when the PNM- People's National Movement was established by Dr. Eric Eustace Williams (1911-1981).
@@riyadhrafique8377 Dr. Williams remains one of the most significant leaders in the history of modern Trinidad and Tobago.
@@maryoleary2037 He was described in a documentary as an enigma- which is true. Of course this is decades before my time. I was born in 1989- a presidential election year here in America, Reaganomics was out, Bush's "No New Taxes" was in. 😂
Wow, Darren went viral with this video, covered in the British press and everything. Congrats chef!
What a wonderful way of remembering Prince Philip may he rest in peace. Thank you for sharing.
Poor bloke, he sounds so heart broken that Prince Phillip passed. Like he was an old friend bidding his last farewell, everyone’s with you in the mourning mate, may he rest in piece.
I made this dish this morning in honour of His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh Prince Philip. Broke down crying watching the funeral, esp seeing Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles . All my love, thoughts and prayers to Her Majesty and her family. He will be truly missed.
The most genuine and heart warming tributes come not from the uncaring and politically bound. But from the staff and working class who enjoyed his company, and knew the little things about him
💯
A lot of people on social media had all sorts of opinions about a man they didn't even know existed until that god-forsaken interview a few weeks ago but the only opinions that matter are the ones coming from the ones who actually knew him. Darren, your tribute echoes all the beautiful sentiments we've gotten from world leaders to palace staff and reveals the true warm and wonderful man that was beyond the stoic facade of a war veteran. Through this you've shown your viewers what tabloids, drama series and books never could. You've done well by him.
Darren, this is by far the most personal and touching tribute to Prince Phillip of all. Thank you.
The BEST Tribute I've seen for the wonderful Prince Philip! Thank you for such a loving, respectful, familiar memorial!
Same for me
I’ve loved hearing people’s stories of Prince Philip this past week. It seems as though everyone who met him has fond memories of him. He was a great man. Rest In Peace Prince Philip.
Such a shame though, that we're only finding out about him now
I think this is the first tribute that I’ve seen from a person that wasn’t just someone who felt obligated to say nice things because their jobs on the line
I could listen to these stories the whole day!!!
D-Mac,
Your tribute was well done. Philip was a mans man. There are damn few of his type left in the world.
He didn't suffer fools, told it like it was, and (as a military man) respected people who put time and effort into doing their jobs. Respect.
What a really nice memory of Prince Phillip. How great that he loved a good BBQ like we do here in the U.S. and the love of food and cooking! He seemed like a fun-loving and down to earth man. He seems truly missed. God bless his soul.
I'm so sorry for the loss of such a great man that you knew so well
Prince Phillip and Her Majesty Queen Elisabeth, were two anchors of civility and dignity. they always conducted themselves as an example to their subjects. Eternal Rest grant unto Him O Lord, and let Thy perpetual light always shine upon Him. Amen.
You must b party to their dignified life
Heard lots of what they used to do
Your sense of storytelling is fantastic. The connection between food and the human element makes your TH-cam channel really fun to watch... better than boring ole TV. Thanks Chef.... RIP HRH
He probably tells these stories many times, but his facial expression still sparkles with excitement. I can tell he genuinely respect and love the royal family and prince Philip. What a lovely tribute to the Prince
I love how all of your memories have their own their quirkiness to them and you aren’t afraid to share that with us Darren. I’m sorry for you loss because you truly knew the man behind the crown. May Prince Philip Rest In Peace and God Bless to you and yours! Cheers! ❤️
Prince Philip was younger when Darren cooked for the Royal Family. He must have had a real presence with the staff, especially in those years. Thanks for the tribute.
I had the pleasure of having lunch with the Queen and Prince Philip a couple of years ago, and the food was at another level. A very special day.
Rest In Peace your Royal Highness, hope there is a barbecue in heaven.
If there isn't, why bother going?
I once heard a story, about the "Pearly
Gates." This common guy, had died, and
was walking down the dirt road, towards
the gate. It was AWESOME! Looked like
the entrance to Buckingham Palace. He
walked past, and found a gate, like going
into a pasture. His dog, from his youth
was there, as well as a guy with a notepad.
The deceased guy asked, what was that,
up the road? Oh, that is to lure in the treasure
seekers. Why is my dog here? She has been
waiting, for 55 years.
Something tells me, The Prince found the
right gate!
steve
Such humility
Ohhh nooh liberal man not easy to enter heaven😂
@@SebastianS39 dear god. Why would anyone say such say.
@@SebastianS39 Are you in hell🤣🤣🤣
I love the fact that the prince love's our pancakes
@@ijemand5672 it doesn’t rly matter since if they’re from iceland i doubt english is his first language and it’s a youtube comment anyway
@@ijemand5672 So you are open to learning? Cool! Lesson number one: next time you want to politely correct someone, try using a friendlier tone. For example: "I bet Iceland is as lovely as it's food! It is commendable that you are trying to learn a language other than your native one! Not many people do, especially where I come from :D As a native speaker I noticed a little mistake in your comment- it's spelled loves and not love's :) I hope that was helpful! "
@@ijemand5672 you’re coming off as condescending since none of us are your peers that’s all. There are always better approaches
@@ijemand5672 Who asked you and who really cares? You need to have a long discussion with the individuals who raised you and ask them why lessons in manners, tolerance and consideration were absent from their curriculum.
Chill guys, he just corrected his grammar, and for free... I can thank many people on the Internet for calling out my mistakes, if they say extra nice stuff that's just a plus (as long as they don't call the guy making the mistake dumb or idiot it's really OK)
Thank you for sharing these lovely memories of the Duke, he sounds a wonderful man. No wonder the queen was happy all those years with him.
Actually when I read about the news, my mind soon turned to you because I remembered your stories about him. What I learned was that both Philip and Elizabeth could be surprisingly down to earth people.
Hahahahaha
i love your wholesome take on the Royals. It's refreshing. I know it's all problematic blah blah but I just love these simple, sweet stories.
Agree 😊
Hello, Darren. I’m sorry to hear of the loss of Prince Philip. I always love hearing the gardener story. I’ve just started the video but I’m sure it’ll be a wonderful tribute! Well wishes to you and your family, Darren! ❤️
And the story when The Queens corgis chased him and how The Queen laughed. My favorite bit
Hi, can i know where to watch the Garderner story? Tq
Darren I am from Muscat Oman. Love to hear you talking and sharing just recently came across your videos. Really enjoyed them. God Bless.
@@yukixiian Well, he basically begin this video with it, so for example watch this vid. 😊
Food is love and the best way to honor someone is to share their favorite dishes. Great video
What a nice tribute! What memories to keep and share with the rest of us normal people who may have never even met such a wonderful gentleman such as Prince Philip. #RIP 🇺🇲 🇬🇧
im in tears listening to precious memories of The Duke. What an enormous loss what with both of them gone now. Ugh! You were in such a special place. Thank you Darren
An awesome tribute for an exceptional man. He had a wicked sense of humour. well documented by his many gaffes. RIP SIR.
I recall on a tour of Africa he asked a group of Tribesmen If they still chucked spears at each other.
i could listen to people tell stories about prince philip all day
what an extraordinary man
What a lovely tribute, Chef. It's a privilege watching you retell the privilege of serving such a fine man. I am. Duke of Edinburgh Award winner and always admired him. May God rest his soul and provide his family with the comfort of knowing His Royal Highness is with Him.
You can clearly see the respect you had for The Duke , such a lovely touching tribute 💙
You salute at the end brought tears to my eyes. Bless your Heart.
Such a genuine way to remember him with his favourite food.
What wonderful memories of a special man. I like to think that Prince Philip is in heaven teaching the angels how to cook BBQ while drinking a good beer. Blessing to you and to the Royal Family.
A lovely Tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh.
It’s always wonderful when you can remember people by the activity they loved. A wonderful tribute to a true foodie.
No wonder why he worked out so much, he obviously loved food and so very unusual ingredients. I am sure you have some great memories. I loved his sense of humor , his observations meant he was listening and his jokes, even the naughty ones, were what made him unforgettable. May he rest in peace, he will be missed.
I loved your tribute to Prince Phillip. I feel like I was listening to a family member, so warm and sweet like my own grandpa. Thank you for your service to Prince Phillip. Greetings from Peru 🇵🇪
Such a beautiful tribute, Darren. Thank you for sharing! RIP HRH Prince Philip.
When I was in The Life Guards, the Queen and Prince Philip came for lunch at the officers mess and I was on duty. It was my job to look after the Prince. When they were all seated, the Prince asked me for a beer, in a proper pint glass, all the rest had wine. The Queen was very nice as well, I had to pull her chair away at the end of the meal, she said thank you and she slipped the after mint into her handbag.
Darren..I absolutely LOVE hearing your stories from your time with the Royal family. I could listen to them all day...then watch as you cook up a favorite dish of one the Royals. Youre always respectful and so funny...letting us know that while they're indeed Royal, they're also human and have a sense of humor. One of my biggest dreams is to one day meet the Queen..which I know will never happen..but I still hope for it. I'm an American STILL living in Texas where I was born and raised but I've studied the BRF for many, many years. This tribute was bittersweet, funny and so enjoyable. I love watching your channel and hope you continue putting it on for many, many years to come!!
I've now watched this video about 3 times and I'm in tears at the end each time! I'm going to try my hand at making those crepes, they look so delicious!
I'm in Houston, haven't been to London yet...but have ALWAYS wanted to go or live there. Where in TX are you? 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
@@tracywallace8900 I'm in Tyler! Small world!
@@christibaldridge2199 Haha! 😎
Rest in Peace Prince Philip, love this tribute to him.
A touching tribute to Prince Phillip from a man who loves the royal family deeply.
The tale about you thinking that the Duke was the gardener made me laugh ! HRH.The Prince Phillip, will be sadly missed. He was one of the stronger generation and his motto, " Get on with it". A rock to our Queen, Long Live Our Noble Queen.
Wow Chef, what a beautiful tribute to the Prince! I loved each story and could only imagine how VERY special it all was. ❣️🥰😊
Thank you for Sharing your story about hrh and how he was a human being and man.
Nice to see the Swedish dish "Gravad Lax" on the Duke's menu. Greetings from Sweden!
Great tribute. The heartfelt condolences are real from you. You've lost a cherished friend and emoloyer. I'm sorry for your loss. To have such memories to cherish is a blessing. Always remember them. He's now in Heaven wondering when his best chef will join him for a great homecoming meal. God bless.
You’re so lucky to have all these memories and experiences, so happy to have you share them with us
A respectful and heartfelt tribute. From the many documentaries and interviews I have seen over the years, there have been so many comments about how the staff enjoyed working for the Royal Family and no hint that there was any problems or difficult Royals. Darren's anecdotes were lovely to hear.
My parents met The Duke once, they say he was the most perfect gentleman, an absolute delight to meet
He loved eating the wild game and food from the gardens... The Duke sounds like my kinda guy
When I heard of Prince Philip's passing I immediately thought of your mistaking him for the gardener, and his wanting to eat the staff's meal stories - thanks for your lovely, touching tribute. You are a class act, Darren.
Truly enjoyed listening to your memories. You were blessed to be one of the lucky people to know the Duke. RIP Prince Philip. Long live the Queen. Sending love from Chicago.
Hello how are you doing today 😊😊😊
I stayed because I no longer was hearing the story of a prince but the memories of a friend.
The Prince had a long wonderful life. RIP Prince
I really like an honest humble tribute to the Man who touched so many lives... thanks for the video
Prince Philip was on my bucket list of last drinks with. I raise a glass on his behalf. God bless the Prince.
This is an amazing tribute. RIP Prince Philip
Have always admired the Duke very much. As an American love the royal family.
Darren, you have a way with your words and story!!! Thank you for sharing them. Rest in Peace, your royal highness, Prince Philip ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love the way this amazing man shares his memories of Prince Phillip and his time with the Royals. I also find him adorably so cute 😊.
Pharmacy tech here, just finished a shift of covid testing. This weekend I"ll be vaccinating people. Tomorrow on my day off I'm bringing my car in for work first thing in the morning and knew I wanted to get home to some comfort food. I had three eggs to finish off by next week and now I know what I'm using them for! I loved the stories in this video - halfway through them I realized I was smiling ear to ear. Thank you for your stories and memories. Looking forward to making this.
Beautiful tribute to the late prince Philip
genuine affection shows Darren in this video and I love it. My condolences to you in the loss of your Duke.
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"i thought someone was stealing the fruit" "well i am!"
that is amazing
What a lovely way to celebrate him through the beauty of food 🙏
RIP to you Sir. A wonderful husband and Monarch. Thank you Darren for such wonderful recipes, as well.
Great tribute, Darren. I am so sad that Prince Philip is gone but what a life! His memory will live on always. ❤️
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What a lovely remembrance of Prince Philip. I have always been interested in the royalty of Great Britain. Was so sorry when I heard of his passing.
A very heartfelt tribute, we will all miss him greatly!
Aww, he seemed like such a wonderful character. I truly feel sorry for Her Majesty and his family and friends to lose him. And for you too Chef. RIP Prince Philip 🙏
Nice tribute Darren, respectfully done. I enjoyed listening to your memories. Thank you for posting this video.
Deeeeebloodylicious . The Old man clearly knew that the simple pleasures were the greatest , simple but wonderful .. God rest his soul..
What a beautiful tribute! Thank you, Darren.
Rest in Peace Prince Philip
Wow mr darren, you are such a respectful and loyal man
I could feel your sorrow
I hope you're doing okay
Rest in peace prince Philip
He knew there was some damn good strawberries in that garden 😂
What beautiful memories Darren & You will always cherish . Thank you for sharing them with us. RIP Prince Phillip . 🙏🍻
I love the way this channel brings us the pride of being a servant of kings and other nobility
The loss of Prince Phillip will be felt throughout the world. Your video is a nice tribute (and a great recipe.)
Thanks for sharing your memories with us.
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YES!! Thank you so much Chef for considering my idea! XD Always happy to see you cooking and sharing your stories!
Thank you so much, chef, for this tribute to the Prince!
How very considerate and warm your tribute. All your royal stories are absolutely charming. In the USA you must remember that our population grew from Brittan and Scotland and Ireland and of course Germany. My mother's heritage is Scotch-Irish and my father German-Irish. We in the USA were nearly part of the monarchy and were taught this as children. We thought this to be wonderful and imagined that some of us might be related to royalty. Every girl wanted to be a princess and every boy wanted to be a prince when I was a youth in the very early years of school. ...Your recipes are fun and you make them seem so doable...and they are. Thank you.
I can listen to Darren tell his stories and watch him cook for hours on end what a treasure you are Darren God bless you
What a delightful tribute; thank you for sharing. Your kindness and respect shines through and the Duke was lucky to be surrounded by people like you.
Wonderful tribute to HRH The Prince Philip.
Thank you for your service, Sir.
Rest In Peace, 🌼
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Yum! R.I.P Prince Phillip. Thank you for your service to Canada and the Commonwealth!