Paula Patton Responds To Criticism Over Her Mom’s Fried Chicken Recipe, ‘It’s Just The Way We Do It’

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Paula Patton isn't letting some light roasting change the way she makes her mother's fried chicken. The actress recently found herself the topic of online conversation after a five-minute Instagram cooking video she made in March resurfaced. Viewers were sent to the video by athlete Ashley Spencer who took to Tiktok to critique the actress' recipe in a now-viral video. Both Spencer -- an Olympic bronze medalist — and online critics questioned Patton's method of cleaning her chicken and seasoning the meat.

Paula Patton is responding to her critics.

pic.twitter.com/TNXvB5VPIj"Where are your seasonings, Paula," the TikToker said, who was later dumbfounded that the actress didn't add seasoning to the chicken, but rather the grease that the chicken cooked in.The poultry police also took umbrage with Paula's method of washing the chicken.On April 5, Paula responded to the chicken cooking connoisseurs, saying, "It's all good because everybody's got their own way of making things.""And I'll take suggestions, I'll make a new kind of fried chicken, but I'm gonna always make my mom's chicken the way she did it," she continued. "We put the seasoning in the oil and all that.

frying up chicken for her son, Julian, went viral — eliciting backlash for her cooking methods.On Tuesday, the “Warcraft” actress acknowledged the motherclucking reaction.“I just wanted to respond and say, listen, I get it.” she said in an Instagram video she shared from Mexico. The post was captioned with the phrase: “Peace, love and fried chicken ❤️.”“It might look crazy. It is the way we do it.

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Paula Patton is getting roasted online!