Gwyneth Paltrow cookbook is rubbish says critics!

Gwyneth Paltrow is under fire!

The actress’ much-talked-about debut cookbook, My Father’s Daughter, has been lambasted by critics!

Eater.com called it “a vanity project from a rich person completely unafraid to casually boast about her life of privilege” and compiled a list of their favorite lines from the book lines described as “unintentionally very funny.”

The book is inspired by the meals Paltrow enjoyed with her late father Bruce Paltrow and she promises the recipes are ideal for family life.

Paltrow recently admitted she is “deeply flawed”.

The 38-year-old actress who has children Apple, six, and Moses, five, with husband Chris Martin claims she is too much of a perfectionist and considers herself a “normal mother” like any other parent with a career.

“One of my most negative qualities is the perfectionism that I have, and I think that I unconsciously project that because it comes from self-doubt and insecurity and that’s the ironic part,” Gwyneth said.

“I’m so deeply flawed. I’m just a normal mother with the same struggles as any other mother who’s trying to do everything at once and trying to be a wife and maintain a relationship.

“There’s absolutely nothing perfect about my life, but I just try hard.”