Justin Wilson Lookin' Back Episode 15: Chicken I Don't Know!

[@mtiller2006]

I have made Justin Wilson's gumbo a number of times in the past, and is very good, I garontee!

[@tikkidaddy]

I have too...but I used a head of garlic!😂😂

[@joeytomato]

They hadn't invented cross contamination back then. A hand towel was enough to keep the salmonella at bay. 🤣😂

[@bobwells3531]

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[@cajuncyclerestorations145]

never mentions peanut allergies either lol

[@bradslone2409]

I've thought the same thing. And when he "washes" his hands I've only seen him rince with water and while his wet hands on the same dry towel he had been wiping his hands on the whole time. And wiping his nose with the same handkerchief and sticking it right back in his shirt pocket. And didn't even consider washing his hands.

[@deanoallen5096]

Just love these videos.

[@noonespecial9233]

This just warms my whole soul

[@xmuta]

M Townsend - it does, I guaronteee

[@nascarfan88ta]

JW is the cooking equivalent of Bob Ross

[@tikkidaddy]

In fact I used to watch Justin on PBS and then Bob Ross as well as the other PBS cooking shows every weekend...

[@somosknow1]

That part what go over the fence last

[@kengilmore2563]

Justin da chicken crossed the road cause it was too far to walk around.

[@codym8897]

Would you upload a 1982 Austin City Limits episode, where Johnny Lee and Charly McClain perform, originally uploaded by Ron Newcomer?

[@JustinWilson_SPLLC]

Unfortunately not, This channel only uploads content from Justin Wilson, as we only own the rights to Justin Wilson. This is the official KZbin channel of Justin Wilson Southern Products LLC., and therefore we can only upload shows that we own the rights to.

[@Ser_Arthur_Dayne]

@17:57 "Nooooo, please, don't *HAUL OFF* and put a --CUP AND A HALF-- *ALL OVER* the doggone thing!!!" === Said the Grinch who stole good food

[@sarahsosa729]

This chicken is awesome. But I would like to find out the brand name of those bitters he uses. I just omit it but would like to see if I can get them off Amazon. I live in OHIO. Please if anyone knows.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Bitters are usually used in mixed drinks. Look at bartender supplies.. In the olden days of mainly herbal medicines they were used medicinally as well!👍🍂🍁

[@sarahsosa729]

Is there a certain brand he used?

[@tikkidaddy]

@@sarahsosa729 Peacheaux or Angustora bitters (sp?) , as Kathy said commonly available... AFAIK there aren't a huge number of brands made

[@margaretbatson83]

Lmao ! Nice title !! Chicken I don't know ! Definitely a hillbilly. Lol !

[@sarahsosa729]

You mean Cajun.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Recipes that are medicinal - ESPECIALLY today when the government wants the whole world to think the flu seasons are "pandemics" that NEVER END.