Brooklyn Beckham taught his followers how to make sausage rolls on Instagram on Thursday but they puzzled at his blurry camera and the cooking video’s abrupt end.
The chef, 25, took to Instagram on Thursday in collaboration with Trainline to show off his cooking skills for his over 16M followers.
He began the video: ‘Hi, everyone. Today I’m excited to announce my new partnership with Trainline.
‘I’ve crafted four delicious train picnic recipes, inspired by meals you can grab when boarding trains to explore Europe’s most beloved destinations.’
Brooklyn said that he would be making his ‘personal favourite’ in Thursday’s video, the English sausage roll.
Brooklyn Beckham, 25, taught his followers how to make sausage rolls on Instagram on Thursday but they puzzled at his blurry camera and the cooking video’s abrupt end
The chef took to Instagram on Thursday in collaboration with Trainline to show off his cooking skills for his over 16M followers
He told his followers in the video: ‘I’ve crafted four delicious train picnic recipes, inspired by meals you can grab when boarding trains to explore Europe’s most beloved destinations’
Brooklyn captioned the Reel: ‘I’ve partnered with @Trainline to bring you a taste of European train travel this summer by whipping up four new recipes inspired by snacks you can easily grab and enjoy while exploring Europe by train.
‘This is my take on a UK classic, the signature sausage roll, inspired by my childhood. To recreate this and the rest of my recipes, and for more inspiration in planning a European train trip, visit Trainline’s website for my #TrainPicnic Through Europe recipe book. #AD.’
Brooklyn’s three other recipes are tarte au citron representing France, Spanish tortilla for Spain, and chicken parmigiana on focaccia for Italy.
Fans seemed impressed by Brooklyn’s baking but also had some constructive feedback, writing: ‘Honey, chief! Wipe the camera, please!’ and ‘On Brooklyn where is the end result and taste test? Looks delicious’.
The comments praising Brooklyn’s work included one from little brother Cruz who wrote: ‘Yeah bro!’ and grandmother Sandra who shared a series of sweet emojis.
Brooklyn said of his sausage rolls in the video’s voiceover: ‘Definitely taking this on my train trip to Manchester this fall.
‘If you’re craving more train snacks like this, check out my full guide featuring recipes and more on trainline.com. And book your next train trip in Europe using Trainline’s app.
Brooklyn finished the Reel by saying to the camera: ‘A sausage roll is great on the go. it’s easy it’s not that messy, and it’s just a great-‘ the video finished with Brooklyn mid-sentence.
Brooklyn added that he would be making his ‘personal favourite’ in Thursday’s video, the English sausage roll
While some followers questioned Brooklyn’s blurry camera and the Reel’s abrupt end, those impressed included his youngest brother Cruz and his grandmother Sandra
Brooklyn’s three other recipes are tarte au citron representing France, Spanish tortilla for Spain, and chicken parmigiana on focaccia for Italy
Just on Wednesday, Brooklyn again showed he knew his way around the kitchen when he made a delicious-looking beef ragu.
In a video, Brooklyn filmed himself cutting up carrots and onions before he seasoned his ribs and added avacado oil to a pan.
He told viewers: ‘Right after they’ve got some colour on them, set them aside,’ before taking the meat out and adding: ‘It’s smelling nice already.’
Brooklyn gave fans a step-by-step tutorial of how to whip up the dish – and his father David Beckham couldn’t resist leaving a playful comment on the clip.
