Jack (or anyone who knows i guess) where are you from? This isn't how I'm used to seeing/making chili, but I've always thought it's interesting to see how different regions make the same recipe!
guess I will make my own. meat dough, green jalapenos, chili powder (which I have never seen), 2 types of tobasco as I love the stuff, chili, peppers and salt and then top it with onions/garlic and whatever else feels tempting. mmmm I already ate dinner, but I'm hungry!
I prefer Chilli without cheese I wonder why cheese is added to so many things in the states? Chille is nice when combined with a baked potatoe or rice.
The reason for Tabasco splitting is something you mentioned, the capsaisin (A.K.A the stuff that is hot) is an oil, the oil separates from the water and floats to the top. Also that chili looks amazing.
not something i would personally eat, but it's always a joy to watch u cook, jack! my favorite part was the very last thing u said.... "I've got it!" lol!! great way to end it =)
Hey My Brother Jack...I am gonna try this...this looks really good and it is one of those one pot meals that is good to have during those cold days..its cold here in NJ. When I cook this I will surely send you a pic...thanks
@earweatwry46u7uy5i68 i might come off as an asshole, but, food is subjective and i can say that some of the high-class chefs make better foods. however, quality of equipment and ingredients play a big part also.
To be honest, most "High-Class" chefs in Singapore at least, provide lousy food when I patronize them. Your country may have actual good cooks but not in mine. In fact the costs are ridiculous and the food taste bad, guess what ? they use expensive plates to hold the food. And no, you're not a donkey's hole.
@earweatwry46u7uy5i68 small world, heh. i live in Singapore too but hey, i don't really go for fine dining here as it's a 'gamble' , to say the least. I usually only do so when I go overseas and what you said was completely true.
@earweatwry46u7uy5i68 You so fcking ignorant about what a fckng chef is, this dude loves to eat, probably the only thing he can do effectively with his obesity.
a good chef cant be a fat hamburguer and butter lover, American i mean.
you guys dont know shit about to eat well, there is not a fucking mother in US that dosnt deep fry food for his kids, CMN MEN
dont get me wrong, i love spicy food. and anyone who love spicy food will have the best throw down in the toilet the next morning.. and its always the best feeling! xD
@azntranc3951 the part 2 was my alabama video. Sorry if it didn't make sense. also, my watch is a NOOKA ZUB ZEN-H watch. look it up and you'll see what it looks like.
You shake it because as you said before Jack, those peppers will get oil all over your hands, the oil is where the capsaicin is. Capsaicin is what makes it hot. It's exactly like store bought salad dressing, the oil rises so you shake it. Good tip though, they don't make those bottles easy to see into because of how thick that sauce is.
@jakatak69 Jack you used like a whole bulbs worth in this recipe lol. I remeber you wanted to be on food network...well you cant get on there with yuck lookin garlic like that
@jakatak69 Many stores now have pealed fresh garlic in individual sealed packets of about 3 cloves. I've been using them for a few years now and love them. Thanks for the video.
Hey jack, I'm pretty sure that this recipe is not for the kind of chile you eat in a bowl but the kind they pour over the burritos and stuff at Mexican restaurants as mor of a green chile sauce. I know it sounds confusing but there is actually a huge difference in the 2 types of "Chile" ones a sauce and the others a meal.
Id like to try my luck at guessing why the heat goes to the top.. the heat perhaps comes from the oils of the pepper and the oil from the seeds in the pepper. Theres some water in the ingredients of the hot sauce, so the oil eventually sits on top of the water thus making it go to the top!
My theory on why the 'hotness' of the tobasco sauce goes to the top is because the hottest part of the chilli is the membrane that attaches the seeds to the flesh (not the seeds themselves). So since tobasco sauce is just tobasco peppers blitzed with vinegar and seasoning, the bits of membrane float to the top after a while. Might be right, who knows? :p
This looks delicious. I'd probably make it with chicken or even beef since I'm not a huge fan of pork. Could you possibly make some eggless recipies (cakes, cookies, sweet breads, etc.)? It's hard to find some really good eggless recipies for those days where there are no eggs left in the house =)
@RyRySuicidex really. "Mise en place" is how you say to prep everything first? very cool. I will look up the pronunciation first so i don't destroy it on camera. LOL
@jakatak69 Meez-on-plass. :) It translates literally to 'everything in place' (roughly). Basically like RyRySuicidex said, it's the French term for preparing everything ahead of a restaurant service. Peeling veg, making stocks, pre-cooking pre-cooked stuff, etc. So that everything is ready to go. :)
I think I know why you (or the viewer who sent the recipe to you) call it Gambler's Chili, Jack. If you eat this you're taking the gamble of spending the day in the bathroom after eating this. Lmao - it looks delicious sir, keep up the excellent work!
@SpydaMonster honestly I was filming 3 episodes yesterday and that ingredient is from another recipe. LOL I didn't see it until editing last night. I laughed so hard.
Looks great Jack! I'm hungry ...
TitoJorge 3 days ago
Jack (or anyone who knows i guess) where are you from? This isn't how I'm used to seeing/making chili, but I've always thought it's interesting to see how different regions make the same recipe!
nysnys14 1 week ago
Thanx Jack, its not just the recipes but the really charismatic guy behind them.
ma5468 1 month ago
@ 7:32 the big "O"
PAMAROSHOUSE 1 month ago
Dawg u sound to sexual wen ur talkin bout the food at the end
3CsAYOwhaddup 1 month ago
Any leftovers??
djlovelace 1 month ago
I tried this with some meat flavored tofu and a dash of.. oystersauce. It tasted good.
Faust013 1 month ago
I was thinking of a vegetarian version of this, maybe replacing the meat with corn. Any suggestions for this, Jack?
whitesox901 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Love the ending..
TheRoxybb 1 month ago
Made this a few days ago but omitted the 2-1/2 cups of green chiles and cilantro, damn it was good.
Gemetzell 1 month ago
guess I will make my own. meat dough, green jalapenos, chili powder (which I have never seen), 2 types of tobasco as I love the stuff, chili, peppers and salt and then top it with onions/garlic and whatever else feels tempting. mmmm I already ate dinner, but I'm hungry!
rogantu 1 month ago
thank you!!!!! I have wanted to make chilly for so long, now to watch the video ;)
rogantu 1 month ago
Hey! No beans????
NO BEANS=NO CHILLI !!!
wackyrocketeer 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
Chilli is also nice served with French Fries (aka chips) you should try it.
tomlinid 1 month ago
I prefer Chilli without cheese I wonder why cheese is added to so many things in the states? Chille is nice when combined with a baked potatoe or rice.
tomlinid 1 month ago
@tomlinid there is no e on potato
aliciaangel23 1 month ago
I am amazed that you had problems buying green Chilli powder in California I would imagine they must sell it there and manufacture it in California.
tomlinid 1 month ago
The reason for Tabasco splitting is something you mentioned, the capsaisin (A.K.A the stuff that is hot) is an oil, the oil separates from the water and floats to the top. Also that chili looks amazing.
da3daluz 1 month ago
lol I watch this show because it makes me hungry as hell. Great job jack, keep the good recipes coming.
wowpat449 1 month ago in playlist Soups, Stews and Chilis
@jakatak69 you should make a rootbeer/orange pop based bbq sauce :)
tophersadvice 1 month ago
Hey Jack...this really looks good!
samiah515 1 month ago
And don't and I MEAN DON'T pick your nose after handling peppers!
It burns Like HELL!
KnightTrolling 1 month ago
anything special planned that is...
Tumtumlovesbeer 1 month ago in playlist Soups, Stews and Chilis
Do you have anything planned for episode 150?
Tumtumlovesbeer 1 month ago in playlist Soups, Stews and Chilis
Those Picans totally photobombed your video, XD
obliviousfafnir01 1 month ago
Chili isn't chili without beans, in my opinion. Unless it's hotdog chili.
coldvolcanicash 1 month ago
Chilli actually isn't even supposed to have beans in it.
TranceCore3 1 month ago
Those green beans looked nasty! :O
ChoujuGiga123 1 month ago in playlist Soups, Stews and Chilis
@ChoujuGiga123 there are no green beans in the whole recipe.
jakatak69 1 month ago
@jakatak69 oh wait, my bad! I was watching this at night and I thought it was green beans :P
ChoujuGiga123 1 month ago
it all kinda looked like Lamb Curry! Hey Jack, why dont you make some Indian food? That cuisine is amazing!
cycon0 1 month ago in playlist Soups, Stews and Chilis
@cycon0 OMG, your right. I didn't even realize.
jakatak69 1 month ago
@coaster415 Lol
Fajowski50 1 month ago
not something i would personally eat, but it's always a joy to watch u cook, jack! my favorite part was the very last thing u said.... "I've got it!" lol!! great way to end it =)
JustNess78 1 month ago
Hey My Brother Jack...I am gonna try this...this looks really good and it is one of those one pot meals that is good to have during those cold days..its cold here in NJ. When I cook this I will surely send you a pic...thanks
samiah515 1 month ago
@samiah515 thanks. Please post the food pic at Facebook(dot)com(slash)cookingwithjack
I can't wait. feel free to add beans to the last step.
jakatak69 1 month ago
I would've thrown the pecans in there to see what happens.
coaster415 1 month ago 12
You can avoid having to out in bouillon cubes whole by dissolving them in a little bit of boiling water before adding them to the dish.
PeterMMM 1 month ago
@PeterMMM good tip. I'll try that next time. thanks.
jakatak69 1 month ago
I miss the old intro
knucklez2 1 month ago
I am confident that whatever this guy cooks are just as good if not, better than any "High-class Chef" has ever made. Go Jack !
earweatwry46u7uy5i68 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@earweatwry46u7uy5i68 i might come off as an asshole, but, food is subjective and i can say that some of the high-class chefs make better foods. however, quality of equipment and ingredients play a big part also.
TheBrinjal 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@TheBrinjal
1. I am not a chef
2. This show is for regular guys
3. Your not an asshole
jakatak69 1 month ago
@TheBrinjal
To be honest, most "High-Class" chefs in Singapore at least, provide lousy food when I patronize them. Your country may have actual good cooks but not in mine. In fact the costs are ridiculous and the food taste bad, guess what ? they use expensive plates to hold the food. And no, you're not a donkey's hole.
earweatwry46u7uy5i68 1 month ago
@earweatwry46u7uy5i68 small world, heh. i live in Singapore too but hey, i don't really go for fine dining here as it's a 'gamble' , to say the least. I usually only do so when I go overseas and what you said was completely true.
TheBrinjal 1 month ago
@TheBrinjal You said it yourself, FOOD IS SUBJECTIVE. you can't say that high-class chefs makes better food if you state it objectively.
Luburium 1 month ago
@earweatwry46u7uy5i68 you are too kind. thank you.
jakatak69 1 month ago
@jakatak69
Thanks
earweatwry46u7uy5i68 1 month ago
@earweatwry46u7uy5i68 You so fcking ignorant about what a fckng chef is, this dude loves to eat, probably the only thing he can do effectively with his obesity.
a good chef cant be a fat hamburguer and butter lover, American i mean.
you guys dont know shit about to eat well, there is not a fucking mother in US that dosnt deep fry food for his kids, CMN MEN
1ilsignorino 1 month ago
@1ilsignorino
*cough* Grow up *cough*
*cough* Deal with it. *cough*
earweatwry46u7uy5i68 1 month ago
Can someone explain to me why it's called Gambler's Chili? Great vid Jack.
Scheefinator 1 month ago
dont get me wrong, i love spicy food. and anyone who love spicy food will have the best throw down in the toilet the next morning.. and its always the best feeling! xD
percboy93 1 month ago
i need a dutch oven x(
axelsaulean 1 month ago
Hey Jack, just wanted to let you know the seed doesn't make the jalepeno hot it the membrane in the inside that make the peppers spicy
cylum0 1 month ago
Thanks for this interesting take on chili. I'll use this recipe soon!
mmr11027 1 month ago
i liked this because you put the pecans there. LOL!!
kzuyy 1 month ago
looks like this would burn the arse off you.
ElChristo 1 month ago
i once cut about 50 jalapenos peppers without gloves.. my hand were burning for like 10 hours non stop ! this stuff is strong ! :)
LydiannaBella 1 month ago
1st Rule of cooking....Play with your food!!! Looks great..Thank You.
Betty1Q 1 month ago
it's 00:45 in the morning, this is the wrong time to make me wanna cook chilli!! XD
MienKraftz 1 month ago
i added pinto beans to mine--yum!!!! It made it even hardier!
MittBritt20 1 month ago
@MittBritt20 yes. beans are a great option
jakatak69 1 month ago
Hey, Jack, are you accepting requests for your next finger foods episode?
Spazman100 1 month ago
@Spazman100 I'm always open to suggestions but please post on the facebook show page at facebook(dot)com(slash)cookingwithjack
jakatak69 1 month ago
i bet it taste amazing but it's not the most visually appealing dish i've seen
vidman454 1 month ago
That looks so tasty ! Definitely worth making this weekend.
By the way Jack I have a question - where did you get your watch from ? It looks nerdy, as in there are a lot of things going on in the screen.
Also, I've watched your trip to Tennessee (part 1) but when are you going to upload the other parts ? :)
azntranc3951 1 month ago
@azntranc3951 the part 2 was my alabama video. Sorry if it didn't make sense. also, my watch is a NOOKA ZUB ZEN-H watch. look it up and you'll see what it looks like.
jakatak69 1 month ago
You shake it because as you said before Jack, those peppers will get oil all over your hands, the oil is where the capsaicin is. Capsaicin is what makes it hot. It's exactly like store bought salad dressing, the oil rises so you shake it. Good tip though, they don't make those bottles easy to see into because of how thick that sauce is.
MrOFoxy 1 month ago
I think I need some tums just from watching that.
fall22123 1 month ago
Why do u use garlic that looks wet and from a can? couldnt u use fresh garlic?
sj0903 1 month ago in playlist Soups, Stews and Chilis
@sj0903 I don't use enough to buy fresh. I am constantly throwing out old garlic. The wet garlic lasts forever. I can use as I need.
jakatak69 1 month ago
@jakatak69 Jack you used like a whole bulbs worth in this recipe lol. I remeber you wanted to be on food network...well you cant get on there with yuck lookin garlic like that
TheJethrotull32 1 month ago
@jakatak69 Many stores now have pealed fresh garlic in individual sealed packets of about 3 cloves. I've been using them for a few years now and love them. Thanks for the video.
RABthefirst 1 month ago
@RABthefirst peeled even. Need more coffee.
RABthefirst 1 month ago
Lol pecons
901help2 1 month ago
Hey jack, I'm pretty sure that this recipe is not for the kind of chile you eat in a bowl but the kind they pour over the burritos and stuff at Mexican restaurants as mor of a green chile sauce. I know it sounds confusing but there is actually a huge difference in the 2 types of "Chile" ones a sauce and the others a meal.
JTV525 1 month ago
Looks gross.
toddpf 1 month ago
Did you lose some weight Jack? If so, keep up the good work!
Greetings from the Netherlands.
N0van3 1 month ago in playlist Soups, Stews and Chilis
@N0van3 thx. I'm slowly working on it.
jakatak69 1 month ago
This looks amazing
bonoist 1 month ago
liked.
delil234567 1 month ago
Eww spicy food is nasty
danielc365 1 month ago
"Incredibly hard to find I went to 2 stores!" Wow.. than it must be pretty rare xD
Nice recipe I love your vids! :)
Rovo188 1 month ago
@Rovo188 hahaha. I went to the regular store and then to a specialty shop that has rare seasonings of all kinds. LOL you crack me up.
jakatak69 1 month ago
soooo hungrrrryyyyyyyy. Deffinatly making this this winter!
Chegogo 1 month ago
Id like to try my luck at guessing why the heat goes to the top.. the heat perhaps comes from the oils of the pepper and the oil from the seeds in the pepper. Theres some water in the ingredients of the hot sauce, so the oil eventually sits on top of the water thus making it go to the top!
hughesa827 1 month ago 5
@hughesa827 you are probably right. That would make sense.
jakatak69 1 month ago
You should do chicken file (on pan) with rice, and your favorite sauce fitting sauce.
TarikProductions 1 month ago
Im so high, the ending seems freggin hilariose
Halo3sauer 1 month ago
needs more pecans :P
thewayyoudance 1 month ago
@jakatak69 thank you so much i saw it! REALLY AWESOME! i'll try it soon:)
Fjrrrrr 1 month ago
My theory on why the 'hotness' of the tobasco sauce goes to the top is because the hottest part of the chilli is the membrane that attaches the seeds to the flesh (not the seeds themselves). So since tobasco sauce is just tobasco peppers blitzed with vinegar and seasoning, the bits of membrane float to the top after a while. Might be right, who knows? :p
GwresYnKernow 1 month ago
This looks delicious. I'd probably make it with chicken or even beef since I'm not a huge fan of pork. Could you possibly make some eggless recipies (cakes, cookies, sweet breads, etc.)? It's hard to find some really good eggless recipies for those days where there are no eggs left in the house =)
wastemytimewithyou 1 month ago
I would make it with out the hotness.
mzzrandomnessful1221 1 month ago
@RyRySuicidex really. "Mise en place" is how you say to prep everything first? very cool. I will look up the pronunciation first so i don't destroy it on camera. LOL
jakatak69 1 month ago
@jakatak69 Meez-on-plass. :) It translates literally to 'everything in place' (roughly). Basically like RyRySuicidex said, it's the French term for preparing everything ahead of a restaurant service. Peeling veg, making stocks, pre-cooking pre-cooked stuff, etc. So that everything is ready to go. :)
GwresYnKernow 1 month ago
please can u do a cheesy pasta :)
Fjrrrrr 1 month ago
@Fjrrrrr I did. Look up my LAZY MAN'S LASAGNA. Tons of cheese in it.
jakatak69 1 month ago
I can feel the hot.. omg.. so hot
MeanMagikarp 1 month ago
"HOOOOOO! Oh I'm sorry, I can't talk right now." LMAO!
dudecanner 1 month ago in playlist Soups, Stews and Chilis
I'm a big wuss! I'd never put 6 jalapenos in my chili. Let alone one! LOL!
Lillian0813 1 month ago
I think I know why you (or the viewer who sent the recipe to you) call it Gambler's Chili, Jack. If you eat this you're taking the gamble of spending the day in the bathroom after eating this. Lmao - it looks delicious sir, keep up the excellent work!
Rob2OH3Jack 1 month ago
ive never seen brown garlic. Does it taste wierd?
TheJethrotull32 1 month ago
@TheJethrotull32 it taste amazing. Been using the jar of wet garlic for years.
jakatak69 1 month ago
@jakatak69 Was it the same jar of garlic? :)
XcoreDK 1 month ago
Excellence XD
flyingarmbar1000 1 month ago
DAMN YOUUUUU IM SOOOOO HUNGRY NOW
shadowvowed187 1 month ago
yeaaaaaaaaaa buddy! another cooking with jack!
romankok 1 month ago
Jack I just made this, and it tasted a bit nutty? Maybe it was the Peacans
fuyukidenka 1 month ago
@fuyukidenka hahaha. very funny. :D
jakatak69 1 month ago
looks delicious omg..
Y0utub3me 1 month ago
That would be good on rice!
Wivanunu 1 month ago
lmao @ pecans. haha!
SpydaMonster 1 month ago 2
@SpydaMonster honestly I was filming 3 episodes yesterday and that ingredient is from another recipe. LOL I didn't see it until editing last night. I laughed so hard.
jakatak69 1 month ago
first?
nice recipe, man. need to try that one day.
MeinBart 1 month ago
ummmmyum
elvixteo 1 month ago
Any Lazy Man recipes coming up? I love those.
BigTim5675 1 month ago