'Maa ke hath ka khaana' hits different. It won't be wrong to say that it can even beat a Michelin Star Chef's cuisine. Agree? After all, it's not just food, it's an emotion, linked to childhood memories, and is considered superior to any meal from outside or even the best restaurants. As we talk about that, a video surfacing on the internet has grabbed the attention, in which a mother actually made her kid eat home-cooked 'chappal'.
Our country is known for a long tradition of culinary creativity, but this has recently been amplified when the mother prepared chappal for her kids, which, surprisingly, left the internet drooling.
Mummy Ke Haath Ki Chappal
A video shared on Instagram depicts a person preparing Lauki Pakora, an evening snack. But there's a catch. She gave the pakora a unique 'chappal' shape by cutting the Bottle Gourd in such a way and making the straps using its peel.
After giving the perfect 'chappal' shape, the person dips it into the Besan batter and marinates it thoroughly. Moving ahead, she takes it out of the batter and puts it in hot oil, deep-frying it for some time. As it turns golden and crispy, she serves it to her son on a plate with red and green chutney.
The text on the video reads, "Mummy ke haath ki chappal kha raha hun."
How Did Social Media React?
The video was quick to grab the audience's attention, prompting several reactions. While many found it drool-worthy, others joked about it. An Instagram user wrote, "2 chappal lagado pls ek chaate ke sath." Another one shared, "Lowkey the best dish." One of them shared, "Waah! Swaad aagya." A person penned, "Ab m finally lowkey kha skta hu."
A user shared, "Next level creativity." Another comment reads, "Mummi:- chappal khayega, le beta:- ha ha mummi lao." One person wrote, "full marks for creativity." A user commented, "Jab koi ristedaar aaye to kya app chappal khanna chahte ho." "Give this to relatives," wrote another.
"Kardi na juta khaane waali harkat!" a user quipped. "Chappal khane ki aadat hai isko," joked another.
Earlier, a peculiar video took social media by storm, showcasing the unusual sale of 'Chaddi-Bra Pakora' at a roadside shop. In the video, a vendor is seen heating oil in a pan and frying pakoras that are distinctly shaped like undergarments.