Hilda Baci's Student Uses Sugar, Red Wine to Cook Food, Video Causes Frenzy Online
- A participant in Hilda Baci's cooking class incorporated unconventional ingredients into a traditional Hungarian dish
- Her TikTok video showcased the preparation of beef goulash with the addition of sweet red wine and sugar
- This unconventional recipe garnered attention and mixed reactions from netizens who watched the video
A Nigerian lady has caused a frenzy online after sharing Hilda Baci’s recipe for the classic Hungarian dish, beef goulash.
In her TikTok video, the lady identified as @chukwusomagaa demonstrated the preparation process, but surprised viewers by incorporating sweet red wine and sugar into the meal.
Source: TikTok
Lady trends after cooking beef goulash
The unexpected addition of sugar raised eyebrows and sparked a discussion among food enthusiasts.
Adding to the online buzz, Chukwusomagaa captioned her video with a playful statement.
She wrote;
"HILDA'S BEEF GOULASH. Public service announcement to the man that will marry me!My bride price don go up. Anam esizibinternational."
Netizens react to unconventional recipe
Chukwusomagaa's video quickly gained traction on social media, with users expressing their opinions about her unconventional beef goulash recipe.
Netizens were divided, with some intrigued by the unique twist and eager to try it themselves, while others criticized the inclusion of sugar and red wine in the dish.
@suwaiba_ said:
“Is the wine alcoholic?”
@Hydrof said:
“We might start getting drunk just by eating. Sound interesting.”
@Sophie Ben said:
“Jokes apart chef hilda is doing wonders on people see beautiful dishes everywhere.”
@Precyoma reacted:
“Oooh looks so good' (any red alcoholic wine? Or non Alcoholic wine.”
@Chii Spice City reacted:
“The caption.”
Watch the video below:
2 oyinbos try fufu for the first time
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a heartwarming TikTok video of two young British boys trying out Nigerian fufu for the first time has gone viral on TikTok. The boys, who are brothers, were eating the fufu in their cosy living room.
They could be seen dipping each morsel of the soft and sticky dough into the spicy soup before putting it into their mouths with evident satisfaction. The children had also found a unique and fun way to eat the food by using two hands to mould the fufu into a smooth ball before dipping it into the soup.
The video, which was posted by their mother, has received over thousands of likes and comments from Nigerians and other viewers who praised the boys for their adventurous taste buds and appreciation of Nigerian cuisine.
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