BROOKLYN Beckham has revealed his latest recipe – and its got fans talking.
Shortly before capturing himself boiling pasta in a glass saucepan, Victoria, 48, and David Beckham’s eldest child whipped up a tuna and cucumber feast.
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Brooklyn, 23, has previously been mocked on his Instagram channel after he revealed how to make a sandwich.
Now he tasked himself with preparing sashimi tuna coated in seeds, alongside thinly-sliced cucumber.
Yet fans weren’t convinced by the recipe.
The star, who married partner Nicola Peltz this year, captioned his recipe: “Tuna with cucumber salad 🥒.”
One fan took to his Instagram page to quip: “In the words of Mr. Ramsay…. Its raw!!! Looks vile 🤢”
Another put: “Sliced raw tuna and cucumbers with oil, where’s the chef,” as a third put: “It’s raw.”
Another then posted: “Cucumber with egg and raw meat and sesame!! Thanks!😏”
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Meanwhile, on a recent episode of the Today Show, Brooklyn shared his ‘recipe’ for making an English breakfast sandwich – with sausage, bacon, egg and ketchup.
During the segment, Brooklyn said his interested in cooking first piqued during lockdown and said it was something he “loved doing”.
In recent months, Brooklyn has been sharing his favourite recipes with his Instagram followers as he looks towards a career as a chef.
The photographer, who has previously shot for GQ, Wonderland and Man About Town, is currently in talks with YouTube and Facebook about creating an online cooking series within the next few months.
Elsewhere, Brooklyn has been making the most of the stunning kitchen in his new £7.5million home that he purchased with future wife Nicola.
The loved-up pair splashed the cash on their five-bedroom starter home in an upscale area of Beverly Hills, California.
The lavish 7,000 square-foot residence boasts a luxury kitchen, swimming pool, private yoga room, gym, sauna and a huge wine cellar.
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