Easy Cookin EP#1 Chicken à la Creole

[@debbiechriscoe2167]

He was one of the BEST ! MY Dad eas a coal miner, ht loved to watch Mr. Justin Wilson,. You have brought back some wonderful & the best of memories. Thank you.

[@JC-ft3vv]

I grew up watching Justin Wilson. He talked like much of my family, cooked like much of my family and seemed like family. He was a major influence on me - instilling a love of cooking and telling stories. He is a true hero of mine, may he rest in peace. Please continue posting these.... I have truly missed him!

[@dianamoreno7063]

Judson Carroll Hi my name is Diana do you remember watching him make a chicken dish I think he called it peasent chicken he ma

[@dianamoreno7063]

Judson Carroll peasant chicken with a lots of sliced onions and wine i lost the recipe

[@debrasalt3598]

I loved watching this man every Saturday when I was a young kid and that was the day I had to do housework but I left the TV on so I could listen to this wonderful man!

[@honeytmogo3386]

He died? That sucks. I just watched this episode from TV 30 mins ago. He's a funny man and good cook.

[@debrasalt3598]

Isn't it nice to see a kitchen that has no computer, microwave or "assistant", these were the golden days! Thank You Sir for making my Life a lot happier since I had a terrible Childhood & this man was my "escape every Saturday while had to clean the house before I was old enough to could get a job!"

[@myfatherstwoacres6717]

So much better than the “cooking” shows on now

[@razrramonel4077]

Mr.Justin Wilson is a Cajun Cook, now the difference between Creole, & Cajun is that Creole is City Cooking, & Cajun is Country Cooking.

[@petermontagnon4440]

He was an amazing man!! Always some wine!!

[@ToddZilla813]

My all time favorite cooking show.

[@debrasalt3598]

I guarrrranteeeeeeeeeeeee!

[@jody024]

With age he slowed down but he was (still is thanks to the internet) a pleasure to watch.

[@podcasterat1542]

I don't think he ever lost that fire in his belly.

[@jamesorsby7553]

With age(if we're lucky enough), we're all gonna slow down to the point we're not around anymore... that's a fact.

[@garontrjanowski4747]

I grew up with Justin on tv series and I just loved his stories and cooking please don't let this man's life go on without his shows airing Creole love in va

[@justingibson2122]

I miss watching Justin Wilson on cable he was the coolest cajun cook ever

[@Bcarr122391]

I grew up in the middle 90s watching this with my dad (I was about 4-5). I really did enjoy this cooking show.

[@SailfishSoundSystem]

Awesome cook. He made it fun and not pretentious, before everything got stupid with the Food Network.

[@podcasterat1542]

That's because he was on Public Television!!!

[@cadentate9991]

I realize Im kinda randomly asking but does anyone know of a good website to watch new tv shows online ?

[@graysonfernando8272]

@Caden Tate Flixportal xD

[@cadentate9991]

@Grayson Fernando thank you, I signed up and it seems to work :) I really appreciate it !

[@graysonfernando8272]

@Caden Tate Glad I could help xD

[@sherryhoward5386]

I love his stories

[@robertsmith4529]

this show reminds me of my grandpa

[@valeriaweekes5799]

I grew up watching him. I cant believe I didnt this about KZbin before now

[@mikeskidmore6754]

What came first Justin Wilson Comedy Albums or his Cooking show ? I am a Yankee in MI born in 1961 , but a friend of mine moved to MI from LA with his Family and we met on the local Crusiing Scene you know like American Grafitti .. He told me about his Fathers Justin Wilson Comedy Albums and he has been on my Radar since age 19.. Then many years later I am able to find his cooking show on yooo tooob.. Also Remeber his Ruffles Potatoe chip commercals on TV

[@mespoppa]

He was a comedian first.

[@d.aardent9382]

​​@mespoppa his main occupation was a safety engineer/safety inspector according to what he says himself several times on series and in his interview with Louisiana Legends on Louisiana public tv. He talks about going to oil drilling rigs and other things doing inspections. He said in the interview he wasnt a comedian in the definition of that word as he said he was more of a observer of humor and people and just liked to collect funny stories and lore. He also said he was a police officer, even as he was older. But his storytelling he said became a bigger side gig as he gained notoriety through his safety officer job.

[@d.aardent9382]

​..... his main occupation was a safety engineer/safety inspector according to what he says himself several times on series and in his interview with Louisiana Legends on Louisiana public tv. He talks about going to oil drilling rigs and other things doing inspections. He said in the interview he wasnt a comedian in the definition of that word as he said he was more of a observer of humor and people and just liked to collect funny stories and lore. Just called himself more of a storyteller. Kinda like more in the tradition of Mark Twain's kind of way of doing stories and humor i would say, as Clemmons would travel around and collect stories and observe things and would do stage presentations telling stories.

[@honeytmogo3386]

I like his funny humor. Just found out about him 30 minutes ago watching the food channel.

[@JustinWilson_SPLLC]

What did you watch? on THC.

[@honeytmogo3386]

@@JustinWilson_SPLLC It was this episode that I was curious about to see if it's on here

[@SYG_EliteGod]

This Is The Only True Cajun Chef

[@samshambles391]

Paul Prudhomme? I started learning to cook watching JW on PBS thirty years ago. I love the man but Chef Paul cooks rings around him.

[@SYG_EliteGod]

@@samshambles391 Ok whatever you say paul lover

[@SYG_EliteGod]

P.s Never knew who this paul dude was until i looked it up and then i was like oh this fake chef trash shit yeah go use his trash products i aint stopping u from using pure salt oh and by the way if you want real chef seasoning produts go to justinwilsonllc.com ok

[@cachemasterT]

Love that Pyrex!

[@frunyan1265]

Anyone know what the opening music is?

[@ConstanceBonn]

The food does look excellent

[@tonypaxson507]

im l life long MR Justin Wilson ;tv watcher, Me great grandma, mommy WE must have seen every show , Only fixed about 1/2 of the recipes. grandma has writen down every recipes. she has pass. and no one knows were those recipes are. but im writeing them down thanks u from the top of my heart.that because the top has a title {1st place} the bottom {last place} the middle {no cigar}

[@Geek2freak337]

What cookware did Mr. Wilson use in these series?

[@bobayla]

Love this guy! That's why I watch him in class🤫 he's kinda bussin

[@TeamSTVJ]

Frfr

[@michaelcoffey7362]

Tasty 😀

[@Dave-ov3ml]

A fucking master, and example of a cook who has forgotten more than you know. That's what that looks like. Don't be fooled.

[@markbock839]

he must have been in his 70,s here

[@bigrob0061]

All the recipes are pretty much the same

[@ryanokeefe3167]

...with different ingredients and haphazard hand measurements, you are pretty much the same as being wrong...