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Also: Watch as Deen introduces her 'friend/son' who is 'black as that board'

*Famous African American Southern chef Joe Randall once taught Paula Deena few tricks.

It seems one thing he forget to include in his lessons was a trick to stay out of the press, or at least in a negative light.

Paula Deen is currently under fire from her admitted use of the n-word. Although Randall is extremely hurt by Deens poor choice in words, he tells TMZ hed still welcome her at his establishment.

Chef Joes famous Savannah Cooking School in Georgia is where Deen once studied. Although he cant say definitely whether Deens a racist simply because she once used the n-word, Randall says, I can say that her admitting to using derogatory language and the n-word is very hurtful.

Randall called the language racist, but said, You have to understand were in the South and some people think that its acceptable to use [racist] language from 50 years ago.

Shockingly Randall adds, As a businessman, of course she is welcome in my establishment like any other client would be. I wouldnt turn her down at all.

Although I dont respect that she used derogatory hateful words and if she came into my establishment and we were to talk, I would tell her I dont agree with her words.

We wonder how old Joe would feel about Paula if knew about the video below where she talks to the NY Times in 2012 about her hard-to-see black friend/son, Hollis Johnson.

While talking about her great-great-grandfather who shot himself after the Civil War because all of his help were no longer available to him for free, she decided to play show and tell with Johnson, who is black as that board (her words) while pointing to the background.

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Even Though Paula Deen May be Racist, Joe Randall Still Respects Her