I googled "Mustard green taste". This is a very good video, thanks. I figure if I can find some inexpensive foods for better health I add it to my foods. Cruciferous vegetables are said to be good for cancer prevention but broccoli is much better. I don't care for broccoli as much but I might buy some and can manage to eat some on a regular basis. I do eat quite a bit of spinach with my black beans and pasta, which is my regular dish. I use cayenne pepper. I considered using store bought mustard but I don't use salt and all the store brands have salt. No big deal :-)
Be careful about watching this video, has an advertisement during it that has sexual suggestions , at least it did when I watched it. Sad because i love this Chef.
Knowing his love for humor, he probably would have raised an eyebrow and had a chuckle. He can still be your favorite chef no matter what commercial advertising they roll during the program...lol. It's not like it is endorsed by Justin Wilson himself...lol
I grew up watching this wonderful chef, " I guaraaantee!"
Me too, some of my favorite memories growing up, watching him on Sundays with my papaw!!!
Me too. Watched him and The Frugal Gourmet with my Dad. Great memories.
@@egobrain6826 so did I...lol!
I never grew up.
With Justin everything is more bettah
I use too love his cooking show. As a matter of fact he started me watching cooking shows even today.
I remember him fondly. Alway cooking up some great southern dishes. Justin Wilson was a great cook and a great person. Much respect.
Justin Wilson a true Southern hero
When I was a little girl I use to like watching him and I loved the way he talked 🤣he reminded me of my grandpa I miss you pawpaw🥲Rip🌺
I remember my grandma watching this show when I was a kid
used to watch with my Grandparents on PBS every Sunday!
I'm gonna told y'all a little story right now
Saw him in Person in Monroe,Michigan a long time ago!
😂😂😂 who is this guy lol, i love him 😂😂😂
I used to watch him , Mr. Rodgers and Bob Ross on PBS back in the early 90s when I was a lil youngin.
@@PgLangGang same this took me back man swear😢🥲
@@roshaungoolsby4554 I know broski, it was simple back then. For frfr
Nostalgia “ I guarantee “ 🥺
I remember this man's coo,ing show, loved his voice.
“Ralph the baker” is the second coming
My father in law loved Justin videos
WHO DAT👀
Awesome ioved it simple and awesome my mom added bacon fat and corn bread
I googled "Mustard green taste". This is a very good video, thanks.
I figure if I can find some inexpensive foods for better health I add it to my foods. Cruciferous vegetables are said to be good for cancer prevention but broccoli is much better. I don't care for broccoli as much but I might buy some and can manage to eat some on a regular basis.
I do eat quite a bit of spinach with my black beans and pasta, which is my regular dish. I use cayenne pepper. I considered using store bought mustard but I don't use salt and all the store brands have salt. No big deal :-)
I know by the way he look and talk
He knows what he doing lol
But Joostan, you don't use any nice bacon and drippings to cook your greens?
He did this with cheap pots. Real cook
What a treat!
i love this thanks for uploading. he's fun
Be careful about watching this video, has an advertisement during it that has sexual suggestions , at least it did when I watched it. Sad because i love this Chef.
Knowing his love for humor, he probably would have raised an eyebrow and had a chuckle. He can still be your favorite chef no matter what commercial advertising they roll during the program...lol. It's not like it is endorsed by Justin Wilson himself...lol
Accent makes me feel like home, so welcoming
What kind of wine did he add!
It’s dry white wine
Sauterne white wine
Very nice. Awesome
Don't dat pretty?
What a treasure
Im back for more lol
Thank God you don't call them SOUTHERN mustard greens.