Justin Wilson
Justin Wilson
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Full Name and Common Aliases
Justin Wilson was born as Justin Alfred Wilson on May 24, 1904, in Opelousas, Louisiana. He is commonly known for his Cajun cooking show, "The Cooking Show with Justin Wilson," and his witty sayings.
Birth and Death Dates
May 24, 1904 – September 5, 2001
Nationality and Profession(s)
American chef, author, television personality, and musician. He was of Cajun descent and a proud Louisiana native.
Early Life and Background
Justin Wilson grew up in the heart of Acadiana, where his family had lived for generations. His love for cooking began at an early age, watching his mother prepare traditional Cajun dishes. After completing high school, he studied music at Louisiana State University, eventually becoming a renowned musician and accordion player.
Major Accomplishments
Justin Wilson's most notable achievement was hosting "The Cooking Show with Justin Wilson," which ran from 1968 to 1971 on WLAE-TV in New Orleans. The show introduced his signature catchphrases and recipes that would become iconic in Cajun cuisine. He also wrote several bestselling cookbooks, including "The Cajun Way of Cooking" and "Justin Wilson's Taste a Little Louder Than You Eat."
Notable Works or Actions
Some of Justin Wilson's most notable works include:
Developing the "I garontee" catchphrase, which has become synonymous with his cooking show.
Writing several cookbooks that showcase traditional Cajun recipes and techniques.
Hosting cooking demonstrations and workshops throughout Louisiana and beyond.Impact and Legacy
Justin Wilson's impact on Cajun cuisine and culture cannot be overstated. He played a significant role in popularizing Acadiana's rich culinary heritage, introducing it to audiences worldwide through his television show and cookbooks. His legacy extends beyond the kitchen, as he helped preserve and celebrate Louisiana's unique cultural identity.
Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
Justin Wilson is widely quoted and remembered for his:
Witty sayings: "I garontee," "Ah'm gonna tell you," and "Taste a little louder than you eat" have become ingrained in Cajun culture.
Authentic representation of Acadiana's cuisine: He introduced audiences to the rich flavors and traditions of Louisiana's heartland.
Contributions to preserving cultural heritage: Through his work, he helped share and celebrate the unique customs and history of his community.
Quotes by Justin Wilson
The car was a lot more stable in qualifying than it was in practice ... I feel like we've got room to improve and I don't have quite as much of a death grip on the wheel, so we'll take it from there in tonight's practice. Hopefully we can make the car a bit quicker. Last year we struggled in qualifying, but had a very good race car, so we were able to work our way through the pack. This year we're starting a little further up the grid so I think we can challenge early in the race and hopefully end up with a good result.
The incident remains under investigation, but from preliminary investigation appears to have been accidental,
The trouble with measuring the economic cost of obesity is that it's very difficult to determine whether someone incurred medical expense because they were fat, or because they had heart disease, or they had this or that.
I had to keep pushing, hoping maybe he'd make a mistake and I could capitalize, but it didn't happen today. Eight or nine laps from the end, he just went out of sight. I was just hoping he pitted at that point.
I'm looking forward to having CDW support me for the 2006 season. The technology expertise and equipment they can bring to our team can help us make sure our car is performing at its best, improving my chances on the track. It's great to have a lead sponsor that can really be a part of the team and help contribute to victory.
I knew if I could just get out of the first pit stop in the lead, we would have a chance,
I just want to get out there and race and win championships. But it's exciting they're into this.
It's a more stringent approval for extraordinary or large-size docks so there will be an opportunity for the public to voice their opinion.
It's been great. This is our fourth office. The coworkers have really enjoyed seeing the car and asking questions.
It's all signed, set, and I'm ready to go, ... It is a nice position to be in at this time of the year. It is nice to have that behind me and just concentrate on the job in hand and try and win races this year.