Paula Deen Disgusting Foods Throughout The Years
Written by Vegetarian Star on June 29th, 2012 in Chefs, Food & Drink, Not So Vegetarian.
Paula Deen has been trying to improve both her health and cooking. Thirty pounds slimmer, the Food Network chef known for her Southern style cuisine has not only come forward about her Type 2 Diabetes–acknowledging diet and lifestyle played a part in it–she’s even lightened up on the butter a bit and showcased a few veggie recipes here and there.
But what have been some of the worst dishes the Southern Butter Queen has made in the on-screen television?
Deep-Fried butter is one to start with. For non-vegans, butter is sometimes used to fry. What could the instructions to a recipe for this dish include? Fry butter in butter until brown is a line alone that will raise your cholesterol levels.
From Yahoo:
“If you have absolutely nothing else left in the fridge, reach for the artery-clogging condiment, mix with cream cheese, scoop into balls, coat with breadcrumbs, and, yes, throw into the fryer. The recipe never makes clear in what context this dish would be served: Dessert? Midnight snack? Your own funeral?”
If you manage to save any butter, you can use the remaining to fry macaroni and cheese, another death dish compliments of Diva Deen.
Don’t forget to save a pat or two to fry the bacon, egg and meat patty for your donut sandwich.
And no, don’t even bother trying to veganize any of those.
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June 30th, 2012 at 8:37 am
That’s nice. Everyone blasts her for not being healthy and now that she’s being healthier, you find it necessary to blast her anyway. That’s setting a good example for the opposite of compassion.
March 24th, 2014 at 1:46 am
“If you have absolutely nothing else left in the fridge, reach for the artery-clogging condiment, mix with cream cheese, scoop into balls, coat with breadcrumbs, and, yes, throw into the fryer. The recipe never makes clear in what context this dish would be served: Dessert? Midnight snack? Your own funeral?” — OMG! Just the thought of eating these things. Really, I’m so glad too that she looks better and healthier than ever.