The Incredible Foods & People Of Remote Scotland | Part 2 | One Armed Chef

The One-Armed Chef is a travel and food show like no other, fronted by a host like no other. Giles Duley is a photographer, humanitarian and chef, and he indulges all of those passions in this documentary series. In it, he meets or reunites with people around the world who have lived through extraordinary struggles or experiences, and occasionally he just meets people making amazing food.
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[@sm3296]

Broken body, broken heart and soul. So many ways to be broken. I went to Scotland to do a one month housesit in a historic east coast village, I walked, I explored, i marvelled and fell in love with it all. I found a house, a pink stone one, with the sea on three sides of it, and moved in. Just me and my carry on bag. I walked along a coastline that didn’t have anything to say what era I was in. I soaked up the stories, the myths and legends and felt it deeply. A week later my son back in Canada took his life. After returning to Canada, and all the decisions I had to make, I came back to my new home numb, broken, suffering post traumatic stress, the only thing that made sense to me was the patterns nature makes. The way the waves create ridges and curves on the sand, the sound of pebbles as they roll and slip when pushed by the sea, a little bay with shells that I could press into my palm, rippling grasses and the slow movement of haar, tendrils of it reaching for me from the sea. Scotland healed me, I found my self again, I baked myself a new life. I baked for cafes, pubs and poured myself into things that would bring pleasure to others. I connected with my son through my memories of him enjoying my food. This show, this man, this country have brought back this intense time for me.

[@latitude1904]

Thank you for sharing this journey. I had an 11-day NDE in and out and I will say during all that time I basked in the movements you describe and more: the pattern of fish as they school, the way snow billows off from a snowy roof then returns in perfect Fibronici form until it falls to the ground. While there, the music was amazing and mirrored those sights and patterns. When I returned to health, everything changed for me. My taste in food, my ability to play piano by ear. I've since returned to the monotony of normalcy, but quickly attend to remnants of the Divine as you describe when fortunate enough to see them present

[@sm3296]

@@latitude1904 have you heard of The Whiskey Wasps? Have a listen to their song, Our Own Christmas Song, you can find it here on KZbin, and the video shows the beautiful east coast I lived on. The villages of Pittenweem, Cellardyke and Anstruther feature in it, it’s lovely for me to see all the familiar places and feel the steeped in depth of life there.

[@chickadee317]

🙏❤

[@rosalynhollidge6200]

Thank you for sharing your story. I have a very traumatic background and 2 years ago I, too, packed an overnight bag (aged 53) and moved 500 miles to Scotland. I relate to your trauma and how nature can be the only thing that makes sense. Scotland is in my soul and I am finally home 🥰

[@sm3296]

@@rosalynhollidge6200 that’s wonderful, so glad you found your peace. Isn’t Scotland amazing.

[@daveymerciless]

Scotland was the only place where the landscape brought me to tears. It’s absolutely breathtaking. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 ❤️

[@Ptfc1990]

Aye Wishaw certainly has its grey charm.

[@samanthaploss5654]

It truly is a magical place!

[@dingbat99]

@@Ptfc1990 The famous Flags of Larkhall are a sight to behold. They even had a quaint marching band and matching outfits

[@johnmitchell8636]

@@dingbat99 goddam savages

[@tompoynton]

Cumbernauld aye

[@kotrynamichaliovaite8789]

Stumbled upon this video very randomly and I must say - this was unexpectedly wholesome, captivating and felt nicely familiar, the conversations were so natural and laid back. Here for it!

[@tberkoff]

Giles Duley is a total badass. He lost both legs and one arm while serving as a combat photographer in Afghanistan. Eating crabs and lobster in his car with one arm! He is dominating!

[@ahbroody]

Just read his story. He has and continues to seize the day. Life gave him lemons and he made lemonade

[@Momofukudoodoowindu]

I really enjoyed his energy. He’s got an even older soul from his suffering. Hats off Giles.

[@mishkalarsoncreations]

Spot on about a cook for sous chef because I have been both but when I was called a chef and people would find out, I didn’t have a formal education they would immediately look down on me, but when I was in a job where I was technically a line cook people were so amazed that I could come up with things at the last minute when we ran out of ingredients and I would just say yes, I learned everything I know from my grandmother and the galloping gourmet lol

[@pierrerossouw6083]

Perhaps the most enjoyable food show I have ever watched. My heart is filled with love after this hour. Eating top-quality seafood in your car . . . it's like I am a student again. You can have a Michelin restaurant in your car; little wine, little food and the beauty of this wonderful creation we call Mother Earth. Blessed be.

[@3DomSculpts]

Scotland is one of, if the not most beautiful place I have ever visited in my life. If you ever get the opportunity to visit, the farther up you go, the more that you will fall in love.

[@RCMgb]

If only the midges buggered off! And that's coming from a highlander!

[@3DomSculpts]

@@RCMgb True. I never appreciated them until I spent a week around Ft.William in Summer 2017. Absolutely unreal, even through the evening.

[@RCMgb]

@@3DomSculpts That's near Letterfinlay, where my family is from!

[@SevenHunnid]

I’m Just a young mexican that smokes weed on my KZbin channel.. tryna make it out the hood, this lifestyle not cool. 😨😨

[@hiddenleaf2]

What should I do if I wanna go by myself?

[@CAM-fq8lv]

The highlands of Scotland are a magical place with superb food. He really gave a great overview, all the while filled with intimate moments.

[@chaitanyabattula5579]

honestly, i could watch 10 hours of this. Giles is awesome

[@jesuschrystler777]

This was riveting. Well done Giles. I suddenly want to visit Scotland!

[@KeithWilliamMacHendry]

Wonderful to see the marvellous foods of Scotland being highlighted, not enough people are aware of the superb produce available & exported from our beautiful nation. Thank you Giles 🙏🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿💙

[@brianforbes4417]

Hence we didn'y vote for brexit

[@harvestmoon_autumnsky]

29:50 When people think of giving up, as Giles says he considered, I guess, if we can push aside the pain and think that even moments like this, eating amazingly delicious food, make life worth living. I know that's naive in a lot of ways, but sometimes if the sweep of our life is bleak, even a beautiful sky is worth looking at.

[@KootsD]

This is the kind of brilliant content from Munchies I originally subbed for! Totally inspiring food doc, makes me want to go to Scotland! Thanks for producing this.

[@blacksabbathmatters3365]

An absolutely inspiring video. Thank you to all involved 🙏 I want to take my teenage daughter on this journey. Much love and respect from Northern California 🇺🇸

[@hillcevan]

Wow some No Reservations vibes and comfort here. Well done production and Giles

[@TheDans7300]

Same thoughts

[@ishbelchristie6084]

Lol really? English people in Scotland is in no way “no reservations”. Anthony bourdain appreciated Scottish culture even if that meant going to a chippy.

[@marcustongue123]

Only an observation Ishbel, no need to get so political :) (:

[@BioCful]

I never liked Bourdain

[@hillcevan]

@@ishbelchristie6084 Referring more to flow, cinematography, and melding culture with food. I’m sure there are local complaints about representing “authenticity” with every culture featured on No Res. But I didn’t appreciate it any less

[@gisar.6539]

I went on a week long trip to Scotland when I was 10 and I did a 12 hour bus tour and went all around. It's by far the most beautiful part of the UK and the people are the friendliest within the UK. As a Londoner, it was a completely different experience and it was like I had gone to a different country. I highly recommend anyone to go up to Scotland. The Highlands and the Loch Ness are really nice places to go to

[@LeatherCladVegan]

Scotland is a different country (different to England). The definition of 'country' is intentionally vague for exactly this reason; it allows banding together under a national name and identity, without national sovereignty. Great Britain is a nation and a country, England and Scotland are countries.

[@raibeart1955]

Being both Scottish and a chef (French classically)trained I thank you foe these videos. All the very best to you and yours. Rab

[@whitebuffalo4904]

haven't had much time to watch anything lately, and just generally been very down, but so glad that i made the time to watch this brilliant segment from beginning to end. born and raised in canada, but have had an affinity for scotland/all things scottish as far back as i can remember. as a small boy, it mostly existed as this epic and mythical faraway landscape from films and tales, but as i grew older, it extended to being the home of my beloved brown liquid, which really does have the ability to transport you to different times and places, as well as to the warmest people, some of the most incredible foods, and overall just such an amazing culture. i so badly want to visit; to explore as much of the land as i can. mr. giles, you are fucking amazing- i cannot wait to crush more of whatever it is you output. a new fan from canada, and a photographer myself- would be honoured to snap your portrait someday.

[@Terradiva]

Exceptional. Giles busted thru the wall & let the light of the universe all of us harbor shine thru! What an entertaining look at the Island, it’s physical environment, local cuisine and that je ne sais pas all Scots have that make us love them.

[@Spanishfutbol2010]

Wow Scotland is such a magical place! Always a favourite destination as a kid from sunny Spain. I left Europe in 1992 and have been itching to go back since. This makes it even more so! Thank you for this video

[@carriehampton3513]

Loving this series and the stories that Giles is telling --- hope this is hitting with huge audience. Needs to be seen by everyone.

[@67Stu]

I absolutely loved this❣️ I've always wanted to spend a summer in The Highlands and discover all the wonderful things it has to offer. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Hidy_Ho]

I came to just quickly browse through this video ... and 1 hour later, I'm very happy and moved (and even Googled Yzza Slaqui ... RIP young lady).

[@landprojex.landsightaustra7096]

I am an ecologist, a farmer, and a practicing but still learning humanitarian and would love to get in touch and talk over some things. You are an inspiration Giles.

[@mariacristinalastrabelgran1258]

Blimey! No words for Giles Duley's achievement. When I was studying at the University I had to write an essay on a free subject. I wrote: " If I'm given a lemon, I'll turn it into lemonade" I got the highest mark. Mr. Duley, I only wrote an essay, you're setting a live testimony that can' t be measured, only can be regarded with respect and awe, My deepest sympathy and thank you.

[@ScottBrownCarpentry]

This is great! Crazy to think of Orwell typing away in seclusion there all those years ago

[@thewolfethatcould8878]

@12:20...beautiful statement. Thank you so much for sharing this bit of your world with us all!

[@cloudgoose]

so much genuine emotion in that conversation about finding joy in walking again. that really spoke to me.

[@MrZeh617]

This man makes me realize that someone missing 3 limbs can be stronger than most . Love & respect sir .

[@bzsofia7495]

I usually don`t like to watch food documentary but it this one was way more then just the usual cook show. Those people and landscape of Scotland, all together perfect to feel just by watching happy and satisfied with life. Thank you!

[@giovanni5063]

O.K. at minute 29 the splash of Tobasco on the fresh raw oyster was mind blowing! Tobasco is the King of condiments!

[@jeffm6100]

Awesome episode. Thanks for sharing your adventure. Great balance of grit and wholesomeness.

[@kaysridgedell2358]

So enjoyed your Scottish trip & story. Thank you & blessings through all travels.

[@freddelarsson4434]

Went to Scotland a few years back with my family and went on tours, drove around and I just fell in love with the Highlands. Some places which I unfortunately have lost the name for was just straight out of a book. Absolutely magical. I want to go back soon to experience more of it, maybe even camp out in the wild for a few days.

[@kellyijoyi]

This was Amazing!! I spent my evening meal prepping cauliflower bowls while watching this. ❤️❤️❤️❤️ doesn’t matter your state of life, we can find peace amongst each other.

[@tregardockfarm6593]

Just stumbled across this great cookery program and Giles what an inspiration, thank you and your guests for an interesting delve into Scottish cuisine with some great character.

[@sookie4195]

I love Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and have been drawn there. I would love to go again; able or not. Thank you Giles!!! 🇺🇸

[@GregCurtin45]

This is the second episode of Giles Duley's adventure that I have had the pleasure to watch and what I love most about this documentary is that I get completely lost in watching it. I forget about the outside world and anything else going on. Thank you #Munchies and #Vice for always bringing us the most inspiring stories of regular people changing their life and the lives of those around them. #Outstanding.

[@CrimsonEsso]

Ok. I love this so much. Reminds me of the time i lived in Ireland. Such a wonderful scenery.

[@dganet]

Absolutely fantastic episode!

[@stewartwilson1209]

This man is the strongest human being I’ve ever coming across. He’s an absolute credit to humanity. 🙏🏻 Thank you for putting together such a fantastic documentary about Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@gaby9808]

Ooh,… just lovely.. pure people , pure food.. loving life man, you made it!!…. 🍀

[@sugarfish6722]

I loved watching this. Good job Giles! very inspiring.

[@Brucey865]

I was lucky enough to live on one of the small isles in the Inner Hebrides, west coast of Scotland has to be one of the most special places on earth. Just wish I still lived there!

[@chickadee317]

I'll bet, did you witness the Northern lights?

[@Brucey865]

@@chickadee317 unfortunately no! Couldn’t believe it but I’ll be moving back to the highlands in a couple of years

[@juliebutler8241]

Just found you! REALLY enjoyed and savored every minute. Countryside and natural foods, my love!

[@coconutfleetsleeper5717]

Scotland is such an awesome place, I've enjoyed the people, nature and food every time, can't wait to go on another trip there;)

[@johnmact5548]

Very inspirational in so many ways, Scotland, Gin making, hill walking, Oban seafood hut, minging and blue murder cheese, scallops and black pudding, haggis toastie, simply good food well filmed. Thank you

[@Durga695]

I am so glad I came across this great video , beautiful Scotland has always been on my list of countries, I most want to visit.

[@landprojex.landsightaustra7096]

i love distillation and appreciate the flavour profiles they are working with and the local plants, thanks..

[@SatishKumar-pl5pz]

Really a refreshing video, beautiful people and beautiful place with amazing food and drinks. Back to reality, need to sit in front of the computer and work for the next one week.

[@suzanhodges415]

Didn’t know these wonderful Scottish places were in London! I’m definitely going to go to Deeney’s this weekend for a haggis toastie!!! That looks so divine!!!

[@paulnorthard488]

Great documentary! I remember you from Perrott Hill! Good to see you thriving. Keep the films coming.

[@cristianjimenez1000]

And the man is a specialist in describing flavors

[@watrgrl2]

Wow, what an amazing documentary! Absolutely Fascinating !

[@Cooked-with-Love]

Absolutely loved this episode! 🖤🖤

[@chikipu225]

Incredible production, stories and people. Well Done!

[@BertoneCoupe1980]

What a cool episode! Very eye opening.

[@raybeing]

Best show ever! Thank you everyone involved.

[@13strong]

I would love to know the history of that estate and how the family came to own such an enormous area, and how they treated the crofters and land workers back in the day.

[@tiggywinkle5933]

I'm such a huge fan of local seasonal food, loved watching this.

[@lindawiin3266]

You are an amazing being, Giles. I just found you! And people cry an whine about breaking a nail! You have me hooked!

[@MrPeteHammond]

Hi Giles. Awesome film. Stay strong mate, love your middle eastern foods as well.

[@thozil66]

Really enjoyed watching this. Scotland has been on my travel wish list for some time and this has only made it more so.

[@HappyGnoux]

That was such a great video! I really enjoyed it. Thank you!

[@jameslewan7026]

Now I have SEEN Scotland. The One-Armed Chef is the BEST guide. THANKS!

[@johnwest194]

what a wonderful way to spend an evening watching people whose passion is food

[@alikaleslie7460]

I just enjoyed every minute of this episode wow... It was like i was on vacation or something lol...

[@dbdsrgh]

This is what heaven looks like for me. Love every part of the documentary. The people, the food, perfect 🥰

[@ni6toli4no]

THIS GUY IS AMAZING! The BEST STORY TELLER EVER! ❤

[@barmambiakirgudu9181]

Amazing documentary!! Thanks guys

[@ednamode2334]

Been loving the Scottish content lately

[@djalba1163]

An inspiration to all this man and thanks to showing my country, God bless

[@tomtucker12]

Need a whole lot more of this!

[@frannypeony2076]

Tears in my eyes & a smile on my face ♥️🕊

[@marjoriejohnson6535]

With both my husband and I avid deer hunters there was at least 25 years spent with venison being the major meat on the table. I think I cooked/ baked/ fried in every way possible..and I used it as the meat in dishes from around the world. Wish I could go to the land of my grandfather..happy eating to all.

[@jc2delaga]

Great documentary! Great women! Great seafood and food! Thank you for sharing ur story! 🧡

[@scottydog6539]

This was wonderful. Great scenery too.

[@adamlangdon2245]

4:55 in... 😂😂👏 a great sense of humor is integral in life.

[@Chris.E.]

Best munchies video I've seen yet. Incredible landscape, content, host and cinematography. More of him and this please. 🤙🏼

[@omerthaika]

Very Inspiring by your Will power and strength. Thank you for this Video and wish you good health and Happiness.

[@bobazevedo4874]

I rough camped on Jura and Islay some years ago for five days and fell in love with the Islands, Jura is now my favourite single malt whisky along with Laphroaig. At some point in te near future I will be back to paradise.

[@dan3565]

A fantastically earnest tribute to my home country. Superb

[@janakujawa1629]

You ladies are delightful. What a wonderful enterprise!

[@austinshatzer]

We need more Giles!

[@dash-]

Wonderful viewing. Thank you.

[@richardlove4287]

My wife and I are Scottish, we emigrated to australia 35 years ago. We tried for ages to get some haggis here but to no avail. So we now make our own…it’s fantastic! It goes really well with the wild venison we shoot here on our sugar cane farm… the best things in life are grown, shot and cooked by your own hand. Great video, thanks.

[@churaisland9218]

Giles is so inspiring! He has captured Scotland really well. Glad to see this on vice.

[@tracylrsw247]

This is a marvelous documentary.

[@lotharfunke8749]

Wonderful people..it’s natural to love them

[@luckyvipul]

Munchies have outdone themselves with this episode

[@LinksFan]

What an incredible video to just stumble upon

[@pinsandscrews6459]

Such a good episode

[@Max-lf4br]

amazing video, keep this up.

[@icantcook9998]

I don't normally go for long videos that was awesome I really enjoyed it absolute legend

[@TMGold60]

Inspirational man but also that whatever your passions were before a life-changing incident you will find a way to continue and adapt. Bless you, and I really loved the video. Love Scotland🙏💛 By the way share that fish lunch LOL! Looked delish

[@ruthiefranciskirk1449]

What an amazing video , I so enjoyed...

[@vanessaamesty6739]

This video feels like therapy. Exactly what I need it right now.

[@illustruss9318]

Absolutely bloody fabulous. Funny, insightful, fascinating and all in a part of Scotland that we love. We absolutely loved this programme. There needs to be a TV series of this… maybe there is already?? ***k knows, we don’t watch terrestrial TV. I don’t know where I’m going with this… lol…. I just want more.

[@rosstuskey]

Wonderful, thank you.