Duggar fans mock Jill's 'disgusting' new dinner for husband Derick and kids after she insists meal i

FANS have brutally mocked Jill Duggar's new dinner meal for her husband Derick Dillard and their kids.

In an Instagram Story, Jill, 31, shared a short video of her runza casserole and corn on the cob dishes.

The reality star linked the ground beef and cabbage sandwich recipe to Pip and Ebby.

The Counting On alum captioned the post: "We are trying this runza casserole tonight, and it's so good!

"You'll thank me later."

Jill tagged her sister-in-law Hannah Wissmann, the wife of Jeremiah Duggar, and added: "Thinking of you and your Nebraska roots."

THE BACKLASH

Unfortunately, food critics dragged Jill's cooking skills through the mud and slammed her dinner meal in an online thread.

One critic said: "How the hell did she take the color out of the cabbage while making everything else look slimy?"

Another critic added: "Why does it look so dry? What did Hannah do to Jill to deserve this?"

A third critic mentioned: "I think the recipe is probably good when it’s actually the way it's intended.

"This is just sad, beige food for sad, beige people."

A fourth critic sarcastically wrote: "It's probably unseasoned."

A commentator chimed in: "First of all...How dare she do our beloved Runza dirty like this!

"This is a sad, cold, and gloomy day here in Nebraska, thanks to this abomination!

"Speaking on behalf of all of my fellow Nebraskans...we do NOT allow this!"

Jill and her husband Derick share their three sons: Israel, seven; Samuel, five; and their five-month-old baby, Frederick.

Though it was not through her cooking, the TV star shocked her followers with her spicy talk.

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Jill promoted a relationship app called Intimately Us on social media.

The Christian-based app was designed to help couples connect romantically and improve their sex lives.

She said: "I love the Intimately Us app, and Derick and I have been using it for a few years now.

"I love that it is clean and you can play games and stuff, but they also have other advice from experts."

Jill pointed out that the app teased how to "spice up your marriage without all the yuck" through "exciting bedroom games."

Meanwhile, Jill's sister, Jinger Duggar, released a new tell-all book titled Becoming Free Indeed.

The memoir exposed how conservative parents, Jim Bob, 57, and Michelle Duggar. 56, enforced their restrictive faith.