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Chicken Casserole Recipe | Keith Floyd | BBC Studios

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Chef Keith Floyd is on board in France to cook a chicken casserole in a cramped gally kitchen. Hilarious short video with an easy to follow recipe and a small measure of strong French language. This clip was taken from BBC cookery show 'Floyd on Food'. Watch more high quality videos on the new BBC Worldwide YouTube channel here: http://www.youtube.com/bbcworldwide

He was the Alex Higgins of cooking 😂

— @garymcveigh815

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He’s so full of joy

— @georgekostaras

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I like the video on ***gots

@uefamikep
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Simply brilliant!

@RichardAucockCars
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British cooking

@VVCCC1213
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"Slurp slurpitty slurp slurp, slurp slurp..." 😂🍷🍷🍷

@Red-Jones
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Knew him well in his early days in Bristol , he was a bit of a wally really

@andrewdavies8954
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A time before the Beeb got strangled with woke….

@Lodo235
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I watched these when first broadcast and the passionate chaotic fun approach brought me...not just into cooking but the appreciation & importance of fresh ingredients.

@marts500
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Ahhhhhh wonderful Keith❤

@alisonhorton2180
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If you needed someone to knock up a classic good tasting meal, in a back scuttle kitchen somewhere with a few basic ingredients, while entertaining and flying the flag for British, Floyd is your man

@LuckyLee_08
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gentleman. not a bully like Ramsey.

@Brin-e5v
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Just fabulous ! The great entertainer , and an incredible chef ! Sadly missed

@dfluke3698
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Love Floyd! He's a real Chef ❤

@Olivia--
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Is that Private Eye French? 😙

@DonnaBarrHerself
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She's correct in some of her criticisms - e.g. the way he puts the eggs in. But still insufferable!

@Dbdbe1
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Love the bantering!!

@brucejeanduc841
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“I’ll have a little glassette!” 😁😁

@Knappa22
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5.48 - shut your gob. :-)

@trucker287
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Absolute legend.

@blindhowlingdrunk
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I had that calendar on the wall.

@PoshLifeforME
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In the late 80s I was going through a divorce and living part time in a small downstairs bedroom in my parent's house and sleeping in my childhood single bed. I'd kept a small TV and VCR out of storage. Floyd (and swimming) kept me alive. Marvellous! 🌹🥰

@aussiemouth747
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Just enough time for a slurp! Lol

@hannible1002
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He gets so well along with those French!

@Losrandir
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What a star rip

@jamescoltman4365
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Thank you for sharing this playlist

@friarjosephbrewreview
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Floyd was a TV natural. Such powerful charm and charisma, and an irresistible talent to amuse. Quite simply the man was a star, the cooking/food was entirely incidental - you watched for HIM!

No one has been able to replace him and his unique niche. Gordon Ramsey and Jamie Oliver are but pale imitations, and mere pretenders to Floydy's throne.

As for Rick Stein, James Martin, Gary Rhodes, Nigel Slater and all the rest, they don't possess a fraction of Floyd's personality and pizzazz between them!

@glamdolly30
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Cool as and no doubt. Fantastic chef

@trevorohara4070
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The "Cloughie" Of Cooking....

@cyrilrogan4069
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A real legend, as TV cookery moved on in the 90s - they left Floyd behind. A real shame, would have loved to see him on Ready Steady Cook and even Saturday Kitchen - RIP Keith. A real legend.

@lesbianseagul621
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Class act! Fricasee chicken🇧🇱

@EnglishRepublican48
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Wonderful. Thank you for posting.

@FelixRigg
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Such a programme. What a guy. Bring this back. RIP Floydy we love you

@departmentuk
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Exocet... we mustn't talk about that 😂

@dfgndfghdfghdfgh
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My favourite chef......no messing about and had fun with everything....!
🙏 🕊 x

@theresasmith8533
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I cannot express how much I love this man, RIP. He was an early inspiration for me, my late wife loved him because he drank while cooking. Best TV chef ever !!!

@rogeeeferrari
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His appeal is straightforward - the ordinary bloke wished he could be just like Keith - constantly take the piss, brow beat all comers and eat and drink as he pleased - the common man's dream !!

@bristolfashion4421
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'TA GUEULE!' 😂😂😂

@romainrongieras9323
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What a legendary chef he makes all the current cookery programs look S..T

@leegradwell2006
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Slurp In Peace Floyd...

@cyrilrogan4069
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fun fun fun put them all together and you have the spirit of Keith Floyd!!!

@jmccallion2394
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Far, far more interesting and entertaining to watch than the vast majority of current TV chefs. He was authentic and unscripted, this is how TV should be done.

@walterblock8272
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see you

@danielbrody7969
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I don’t think he had enough to drink....my god his eyes

@chefjohnathankitchen8896
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Exocets LOL

@andrewfenneman8354
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He was actually a great talent for television not just cooking. He could talk ad lib, had humour (yes admittedly sometimes a bit sharp, but also great wit), warmth, identifiable with by almost all, great knowledge of the importance of food and cooking in history and culture - something which has been totally lost on the BBC now which prioritises didactic instruction from charmless but highly technical chefs and voyeuristic cooking competitions ("jeopardy TV").

@homeone4054
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who does not enjoy keith floyd????? he was the best!!

@jerryjerg406
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I'll have a little glassette

@rickmull1883
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The very first TV chef for me.

@clivemitchell7376
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He had the most charisma of all the TV Chefs.....none of them compare.....he was enjoyable to watch and it was mostly not about cooking......great stuff......I miss him.

@dojufitz