The country’s fusion food landscape has been ruling social media lately. From Masala Dosa Ice Cream Roll For Butter Chicken Golgappa, the allure of mixing two completely different dishes together has driven many viewers crazy with confusion. Some of these combinations become a hit among the audience while others not so much. out of tons crazy food combinations What we see every day, a strange dessert has caught our attention. We are all familiar with Rasmalai, aren’t we? Spongy and delicious chhena balls soaked in creamy and milky syrup are the sweet treats loved by many of us. However, what if we told you that we recently came across this sweet and cool rasmalai served with green chillies? Shocking, isn’t it?
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In an Instagram video uploaded by a Kolkata-based food blogger named ‘livefor_foood’, we can see this fusion dish that was served at a wedding. The dish served in front of the blogger contained a sweet named ‘Hari Mirch Rasmalai’. The milky syrup had a light shade of green and we could see a couple of chillies floating on it. This video was soon seen by many people and gave funny comments and reactions on it. The blogger captioned the post, “When fusion food gets out of hand”. to keep track:
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If you’re in disbelief about the existence of such a dish, you’re not alone. Viewers of the video were left in a similar state of confusion and left several hilarious comments that we’re sure you’ll relate to. Many people told that due to the addition of green chilies, it was not a sweet but a salty dish. Some funny comments left on the video were: “dahi vada hoga. rasmalai nahi” (it should be dahi vada, not rasmalai), “hey woh idli coconut chutney ke ke hai re” (it should be idli with coconut chutney) ), “Mujhe lagte isse dahi vada aur rasmalai mein fark nahi maalum” (I guess these people don’t know the difference between dahi vada and rasmalai) and “kadi to nahi woh? kadimalai” (Is that not a curry? Kadhimalai).
Other comments left on the video were: “Rush Malai Kimi or Pakoda Wale Khadi Jada Lag Rahe” (It looks less like Rasmalai and more like Kadhi Pakoda), “Yaar tune to ras malai ka matlab hi badal dala” (You have completely changed the meaning of rasmalai), “Bhaiyya aapki ras malai m mirchi giri gayi hai” (You accidentally spilled some chillies in rasmalai) and “looks like rasgulla in chutney, north meets south to me” Seems like”.
What are your thoughts on the quirky Green Chilli Rasmalai, would you dare try it? Let us know in the comments below.
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