BROOKLYN Beckham has horrified social media users with his latest antics in the kitchen.
The aspiring Chef took to Instagram to show off his own version of a traditional Sunday roast that he worked on with former Michelin chef, Kevin Lee.
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Brooklyn, 23, cooked up a storm online as he made his “Michelin” style Sunday Roast.
The pair were seen making Roast Beef with traditional trimmings such as Yorkshire Puddings, glazed carrots and crispy roast potatoes.
But the foodie, who is married to actress Nicola Peltz, was slammed by fans online for how “raw” the meat looked when he unveiled the finished product.
One disgusted user wrote: “A good vet could bring that back to life 🤢”
Another said: “Might as well bite the cow while it’s grazing.”
Whilst a third noted: “That looks very raw.”
And that wasn’t the only aspect that left his followers shaking their heads.
Earlier, Brooklyn was seen slathering extensive amounts of butter on the large piece of meat before cooking it.
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And fans flooded the comments section with sarcastic notes for the star as they expressed concern about how healthy the dish is – especially after Brooklyn also used excessive amounts of beef fat to make his roast potatoes.
One fan commented: “That’s a heart attack on a plate 😮.”
Another said: “That’s just a reckless amount of butter for that much meat 🤦♂️.”
A third fan joked: “Save some butter for the rest of us! 🤤.”
Whilst a fourth user noted: “The amount of butter would put me off lol.2
A fifth exclaimed: “Everything is floating in grease! Butter & waaayyy toooo much salt in everything.. definitely NOT healthy 😕 for us.”
And it wasn’t just his treatment of the meat that got slated.
One fan was not impressed with his trimmings, commenting: “Those were not proper Yorkshire puddings 🙄.”
When another user exclaimed: “The only veg he has is carrots with some barely cooked meat and watery ar*e gravy??”
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