Jamie Oliver 's son Buddy, 12, had impressed fans as he follows in dads footsteps.
The chef took to his social media to share a clip of his son, then 10, whipping up some fajitas.
The 12-year-old showed off his cooking skills, which he seems to have inherited from his dad.
Buddy joked that he "might die" if he included too much chilli in the dish.
He chopped up onions and peppers to go in his dish as well as separating the meat and vegetables.
Jamie showed his son is following in his own culinary footsteps as he shared the clip with his 9.3 million followers.
The 47-year-old captioned the video: "Sharing another recipe from my boy Buddy that will make a great dinner tonight for you and the family that you can never go wrong with....fajitas!!! These are always a big hit in our house!"
Fans of the chef took to the comment to talk about his son being a mini version of him.
One wrote: "Oh, I love this chap. What a darling young man. A chip off the old block," as another said: "I love this kid! He needs his own channel. Adorable!"
A third commented: "Funny to see, he has his look from his mother and body language from his dad."
As another added: "I wish my parents taught me how to cook when I was young," with a fifth saying: "Apple don t fall far away from appletree."
Supermodel Helena Christensen was left in hysterics by Buddy's joke, commenting: "Chili out cause might die!"
Jamie shares four other children with his wife Jools, Poppy, 20, Daisy, 19, Petal, 13, and River, six.
The clip comes as Jamie shared his "ultimate pancake recipe", with four different variations: Thick and fluffy pancakes, Wicked waffles, Pancake sandwiches, and Classic crepes.
In a video shared on Facebook, the TV chef demonstrated how fans could rustle up the "easiest ever" pancake recipe, using his nifty mug hack.
Jamie explained: "Your regular weighing apparatus is a regular tea or coffee mug. If yours is a bit different, it doesn't matter. As long as you use the same mug for the flour, and for the milk, the equation works perfectly.
"So to make it is super simple. Go in with one heaped mug of self-raising flour, then we go in with one mug of whole milk. And then we go in with one beautiful whole-range egg, and a little pinch of salt."
