Video Showing Preparation Of Green Chilli Halwa In A Restaurant Shocks Internet

People prepare different food items for different occasions. They often try different delicacies in cafes or restaurants. Every food item has a balance of ingredients. Specific ingredients give each dish its uniqueness. We have seen people having odd or bizarre food combos on the internet. Having pani puri with alcohol is one such example. In a similar incident, someone made halwa with green chilies, and the video is going viral on Instagram. In the clip, a man is seen making halwa with green chilli. The video is from Calicut, Kerala. Generally, green chilies are used for seasoning food. It is used to make food items spicy. It is not common to add green chilies to any dish that is supposed to taste sweet. Halwa is one such food item.

In the video, the cook cuts the green chilies into small pieces and puts them in a pan. Then the chopped green chilies are heated. The cook proceeds by adding some sugar and a litre of milk. All the ingredients are cooked with the help of a machine. Then, the mixture is poured into a mould. The halwa gets ready to serve. Following this method, the cook makes halwa.

Commonly, the food item is prepared in various different ways across India. Different people belonging to different cultures add their special ingredient to the food item to make the dish unique. Some of the famous types of food items are carrot halwa, banana halwa, and semolina halwa. Chilli is not added to any of the renditions of this dish.

The cook, with the help of his co-workers, makes this food item on a daily basis. They sell their special food item, chilli halwa, on a daily basis to multiple customers. The video of making the chilli halwa was posted on Instagram. The clip had a caption that said, “Green Mirchi Halwa in Calicut, Rs 120.”

The video received multiple comments and likes. It was viewed multiple times. In the comments section, Instagram users commented on their questions and appreciated their efforts. One user wrote, “Mirchi ka halwa pehli baar dekha hai”, when another user commented, “Not a tasteful delight, but hey, taste is subjective!”