Man bakes cheesy momos in kulhad in viral video from Delhi. Internet is not impressed
India Today
A video of a man making momos in a kulhad in Delhi has gone viral online. The clip was posted on Instagram by food blogger Hardik Malik.
Momos have become a popular snack now and can safely be included in the list of the most beloved street foods. A plate of hot, piping momos with different kinds of dipping sauces can make any foodie salivate. However, how would you feel when the delectable dish is served in a kulhad? Yes, you read that right. A video of a man making momos in a kulhad has gone viral online, triggering a plethora of reactions from netizens. The clip was posted on Instagram by food blogger Hardik Malik.
Kulhad chai is extremely common but momos in them is a rather new concept. To make the dish, the man first began with making a base of sorts with chopped capsicum, onion and sweet corn. Next, he added two different types of sauces with a dollop of mayonnaise and seasonings.
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