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Jack's Dining Room trades a seafood reservation for Tasmanian naan

Analiese Gregory and fisherman Shane Wilson join a Tasmania trip that ends with an unplanned Indian dinner.

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I Tried Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Seafood in the World

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3:05Analiese Gregory meets Jack in diving gear before they snorkel for abalone and sea urchins.
5:20At her homestead, Gregory prepares abalone pizza and a porterhouse surf-and-turf.
10:06Shane Wilson slices live black-lip abalone for sashimi aboard the seafood boat.
17:48Southern rock lobster is cooked on board, and Wilson demonstrates how to extract the meat.
20:20Passing salmon pens prompts Jack's discussion of farm-raised salmon and aquaculture.
22:47The crew spots The Saffron, where a spontaneous tasting turns into dinner.

The garlic naan changes the evening's plans. After a day on the water in Tasmania, Jack and his crew stop at The Saffron, try the butter chicken and cancel their dinner reservation across the street. Seafood has brought them halfway around the world; mango chicken persuades them to stay put.

That detour rounds out "I Tried Gordon Ramsay's Favorite Seafood in the World", the only new upload from Jack's Dining Room this week. Earlier, chef Analiese Gregory emerges from the ocean in diving gear before taking Jack snorkeling for abalone and sea urchins. Back at her homestead, abalone goes onto pizza and a porterhouse surf-and-turf. Gordon Ramsay appears in archival footage, rather than joining the outing.

On the boat, fisherman Shane Wilson serves abalone sashimi, pan-fried abalone and Southern rock lobster. An important distinction accompanies the adventure: the description says the abalone cooked for meals was commercially sourced, and the lobster and salmon were purchased before the tour, not caught on the boat.

The upload has reached about 14,000 views in its opening hours and is already the channel's busiest video by daily viewing. Viewers are discussing the Lord of the Rings music and Jack's explanation of farm-raised salmon. The Santa Barbara Shellfish Company visit also keeps drawing views, alongside his Monaco F1-ticket experience.

Across the channel, the week brought nearly four million views and a growing subscriber audience. Among nearby food channels, ahnestkitchen had a larger weekly views gain, while More Aj had a substantial week too. Jack's own trip offers a particularly personal dinner-table detail: he recalls an Indian restaurant waitress cheering him up after a childhood haircut had left him in tears.

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I wish this were my job to just travel and eat
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The LoTR music in the background makes me so happy :D
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This is one of the best vids yet. I love the vibes and energy of the group y'all are crushing it
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Your explanation of wild salmon and sustainable farm raised salmon is excellent. If more people had this understanding we can feed more people in a healthy and ethical way
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dude this vid was insane loved every bit of it. makes me wanna travel more. need to go
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the lord of the rings music at the start is wild
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Some monster lobster 🦞
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