Nick Stellino is the best. I love his stories, energy, passion and recipes. On a personal level, sitting on my desk at home is a picture of my parents with Nick, taken a few years before my Dad passed away. They were Italian immigrants and my Mom was a typical great Sicilian cook. She didn’t use cookbooks, but she loved watching Nick.
Hello! I watch your cooking show on TV! My Father was from Italy, a small Town near Naples. I might spell it wrong, Frisinone. You remind me of him in so many ways, cooking in the Kitchen and loving it! I'm a New Subscriber! I am looking forward to cooking with You, via UA-cam of course!! Ciao!
Is the ingredients list only on the website where I have to pay 35 dollars to.see it ? 😢😢😢 I just wanna know how much to use from each ingredient and just for this that is too much money
Certainly not to criticize a Chef I admire so much, but with regards to the lobster he put in as shells, the way he did it, leaves a lot of lobster meat behind. The body, the legs, even the very end of the tail all contain lobster meat, and that is separate from the flavor that can be derived from the shells. What happens with all the lobster stock, that is leftover?
Perhaps I missed it, but when he took the lobster apart and cut it up, it appears that he did not cut out or remove carefully the digestive sack, which has a very bitter taste. Any Bostonian knows to avoid breaking this when eating a lobster or it will contaminate the body of the lobster and give it a very bitter taste.
I was baffled when at one point the chef says say "Add sauce" and proceeds to add a cup very very quickly without explaining what sauce ???? The chef says "You can add my sauce or our own". ???? Did I miss something or what?
So you’re making lobster stock by adding chicken stock,WHAT! You don’t make stock by adding another stock! I’m sure is delicious and cooking is an art, but when you make stock you have your mirepoix,bouquet de garnee and roasted shells, then add water!
Nick Stellino is the best. I love his stories, energy, passion and recipes. On a personal level, sitting on my desk at home is a picture of my parents with Nick, taken a few years before my Dad passed away. They were Italian immigrants and my Mom was a typical great Sicilian cook. She didn’t use cookbooks, but she loved watching Nick.
I love his energy and accent
Such a beautiful recipe and tribute to your father.
Fantastic,,, thank you!
Nick always makes cooking fun and look easy. Such a brilliant artist of food
Hello! I watch your cooking show on TV! My Father was from Italy, a small Town near Naples. I might spell it wrong, Frisinone. You remind me of him in so many ways, cooking in the Kitchen and loving it! I'm a New Subscriber! I am looking forward to cooking with You, via UA-cam of course!! Ciao!
Mu mom & dad also. The small place in Naples is. Omg. I keep forgetting. I’ll get it.
Thanks for the vid is like to be a kid again, I learned how to cook with yout tv show, for me you are my Master Chef
I've loved your stories and recipes for the last 10 or 15 years. You are the greatest chef I've ever seen
Great video Nick! Made it using your tips and it came out perfecto! Brandy is a great call
Very nice I love the brandy you added to the dish looks fantastic
Great to see Nick cook again🥂
Just discovered this gem of a recipe !
Great recipe
Just wondering what to use instead of brandy or wine? I would prefer not to use alcohol.
That was fantastic..i use a friend's bacon jam! In most of my sauces..
I love your enthusiasm and lobster story telling . I must try this recipe soon!!
You are my new favorite chef 👨🍳
Loved this.
Thank you!
Of course I'll try it with bacon. I'm also going to do a dish with a couple anchovy fillets. Thank you Nick!
Can you put the ingredients list in the description section? Most cooking channels do this 👍.
If you go to his website you will find the ingredients and this video also.
@@arbellah8639 Thanks 😁
@@arbellah8639 On His Website you pay 35 Dollars for the recipe
Looks so good Nick. Love all sea food. Being a first responder, we eat what we can. Thanks so much for all your amazing stories. ❤ Love from CT.
Delicious!
Is the ingredients list only on the website where I have to pay 35 dollars to.see it ? 😢😢😢
I just wanna know how much to use from each ingredient and just for this that is too much money
your father has a good son, and you have a good father
Certainly not to criticize a Chef I admire so much, but with regards to the lobster he put in as shells, the way he did it, leaves a lot of lobster meat behind. The body, the legs, even the very end of the tail all contain lobster meat, and that is separate from the flavor that can be derived from the shells. What happens with all the lobster stock, that is leftover?
I think they all add flavor to the broth and are hard to get to. Might be more important for flavor in this case, instead of eating a lobster, whole.
Yes, but it’s hard to get into these area, but delicious!
Put extra stock in freezer lasts 17 years.
Perhaps I missed it, but when he took the lobster apart and cut it up, it appears that he did not cut out or remove carefully the digestive sack, which has a very bitter taste.
Any Bostonian knows to avoid breaking this when eating a lobster or it will contaminate the body of the lobster and give it a very bitter taste.
Will the head, or brains, of the lobster make the sauce taste bad ?
Yes, the tamale has it's own flavor, and although many like it, the flavor would clash with this recipe (I think).
why clean the head it’s full of flavour
Thyme is herb not a spice 😂
I was baffled when at one point the chef says say "Add sauce" and proceeds to add a cup very very quickly without explaining what sauce ???? The chef says "You can add my sauce or our own". ???? Did I miss something or what?
So you’re making lobster stock by adding chicken stock,WHAT! You don’t make stock by adding another stock! I’m sure is delicious and cooking is an art, but when you make stock you have your mirepoix,bouquet de garnee and roasted shells, then add water!
Exactly. That and the precooked lobster. Lol
Sounds exactly like chef Gennaro's recipe lmao.
If you cut your talks by 70% and shrink your video to under 4 minutes, you would have much viewers.
ai at its best