Paula Deen Blooper Reel Leaked: Hilarious and Vulgar 'The Deen of Profanity' [VIDEO]

Southern comfort food cooking doesn't seem to be chef Paula Deen's only weapon of destruction - her potty mouth proves quite a force to be reckoned with too. A blooper reel of vulgar, profanity-laden outtakes starring the popular host of Food Network's hit show "Paula Deen's Home Cooking" was recently leaked to the New York Post reveals a not-so-sweet side of Deen that some fans may be shocked to witness.

Check out an exclusive New York Post video about Deen's explicit blooper reel here:

Some highlights from Deen's "inappropriate" outtakes:

"You ever smelled a stinky coo##ie?" Deen says in regards to the smell of one of her dishes. "I know you have."

After stimulating a performance of what appears to be a sexual act on a chocolate éclair, Deen exclaims, "My a## ain't pretty no more!"

Deen describes one sticky ingredient as, "Just a syrup that's gonna stick our balls together."

About one of Deen's own recipes: "That's about the nastiest meatball I've ever tasted!"

Along with all the "motherfu##ers" and "sh##s" in-between.

The original two-minute long blooper reel was meant to serve as Deen's introduction video at a number of live cooking events with the Celebrity Chefs Tour. Producers found the material a bit too inappropriate for the family-friendly tour, so nixed Deen's idea. The video resurfaced as it became evidence in a legal fight between Deen and Celebrity Chef Tour promoters after the "Southern Sweetheart" unexpectedly backed out of the 10-city tour. Deen initially sued the president of the tour Gary Ravet's company for $1.25 million in regards to a bounced check. Ravet and company then countersued for $40 million, alleging that Deen had breached her contract.

During the court hearings, Ravet insisted Deen's contract required her to provide a blooper reel for the tour, but was disappointed to find the video she handed over "laced with expletives and profanities."

The legal dispute was settled last week, and Ravet insists Deen "paid a lot of money." The settlement supposedly required Ravet to hand the profanity-driven reel back over to Deen. But of course not before it was leaked to the tabloids.