Brooklyn Beckham admits he has no professional cooking experience days ahead of opening restaurant
Brooklyn Beckham has revealed that despite his passion for cooking, he has never learnt it professionally.
In an interview with The Times he shared, "Unfortunately, I've never done, like, a cooking class, but I'm obsessed with watching MasterClass [online classes with experts in their field]."
The 24-year-old is known for his unique cooking videos that he posts online, sometimes inviting other chefs to collaborate with him.
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"I've always loved that. I've been lucky enough to do videos and hang out with all these different types of chefs, learning different things, like [US baker] Nancy Silverton, who is one of my favourite chefs. She's a really cool person."
It comes as he is about to make his dream a reality and open a pop-up restaurant, in collaboration with Uber Eats.
The restaurant, which is just days away from opening, will allow London fans to be able to order the aspiring chef's meals to their door using the delivery app – but only on Thursday 25 to Friday 26 January between the hours of 5pm and 10pm, as this is the only time the restaurant will be open.
The menu consists of only five items, including a 12-hour slow-cooked bolognese, Chinese-style pork and prawn dumplings, chicken tikka masala, and his grandmother's recipe for his "Nanny Peggy English breakfast sandwich", which he claims he can make better than his father, David Beckham.
"Spending time in the kitchen is definitely something me and my dad bond over… even though I think I make my English breakfast sandwich better, he does make a pretty good one!" he said.
