Scott Morrison excitedly shared a photo of his homemade chicken curry, but netizens quickly pointed out that something about his korma meal was off.
As Scott Morrison is not campaigning or playing the ukelele, the Prime Minister may be found in the kitchen preparing his favorite cuisine, curry. On Sunday evening, he took a well-deserved respite from the campaign route to make a feast for his loved ones.
Scott Morrison appears on his Facebook page to share his newest “night at home” creations: Chicken Korma Sir Lankan Tamarin Eggplant, and Okra Curry.
Many cyber citizens reacted angrily to the images, pointing out the hypocrisy of the Prime Minister eating Sri Lankan food when many Sri Lankan asylum seekers were still being held by his administration.
What Is Scott Morrison’s Chicken Curry Recipe?
Last night, Scott Morrison shared a photo of his family’s dinner on Facebook, claiming to have prepared a Sri Lankan tamarind eggplant and okra dish and chicken korma and rice.
The Prime Minister took a short break from campaigning to dine with his family at home, but he couldn’t help adding a political twist and his post, “Strong Curry. Strong Economy. Stronger Future.”
Mr. Morrison has presented another of his iconic curry meals, but his latest experiment looks to include undercooked Chicken, much to the chagrin of his fans.
The curry controversy is a setback for the Prime Minister, who is involved in a political struggle for his life as Australians prepare to vote in less than three weeks, on 21st May.
Twitter Reaction To Scott Morrison’s Raw Food
Currently, Scott Morrison’s raw chicken curry photographs and videos are viral on the Twitter handle. Astute Observers trolled, his family will also require’ strong stomachs since a section of the chicken korma seemed to be severely undercooked.
One astonished individual avised the Prime Minister saying, “Pray to God you do not get Salmonella eating the pink raw Chicken. Eat Chicken responsibly.”
Mark Jacka, a Twitter user, writes, “The difference between @ScottMorrisonMP & the chicken curry is that the curry isn’t as fully cooked as Scoot is.”
Another user says, “Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s chicken curry appears raw in the Facebook photo. Definitely, it looks raw, and Chicken curry is not Srilankan.”
Lillibet Marie reacts to his raw chicken curry and writes, “And the Scott Morrison Pardoy account just re-posted the PM’s post, word for word, image for image, because sometimes the truth is as funny as it gets.”
Scoot Morrison Food Habits And Diet
Scoot Morrison reportedly shed kilograms by modifying his diet. The prime minister’s office had confirmed that he had lost significant weight with his healthy food habits.
When Sunrise’s David Koch questioned the Prime Minister about his weight loss, he joked that he didn’t know what it occurred.
Scoot Morrison stated to the Seven Network, “I have no idea. I still enjoyed a beer. I’m still doing all I used to be able to do. Maybe it’s just the frenetic energy and pace I’m setting, Kochie.”