Scott Morrison chicken curry

In the month of April alone, the prime minister posted about cooking curry three times on his Instagram and Facebook accounts.

On a night in during the election campaign, Mr Morrison posted a picture with the caption: "Nice to have a night at home. On a night in during the election campaign, Mr Morrison posted a picture with the caption: "Nice to have a night at home. You might have marinated the chicken, you put some coconut cream in there, it comes out, it's pretty magic. On 9 April, the prime minister posted about cooking for "curry night". On 16 April, he posted another cooking selfie on his social pages captioned: "no curries tonight. I love curries," he said. It could also just be the lighting, but the post has already attracted over five thousand comments. You might have marinated the chicken, you put some coconut cream in there, it comes out, it's pretty magic. On 9 April, the prime minister posted about cooking for "curry night". On 16 April, he posted another cooking selfie on his social pages captioned: "no curries tonight. By 23 April, he was back on the curries, sharing two more photos. I love curries," he said. It could also just be the lighting, but the post has already attracted over five thousand comments. By 23 April, he was back on the curries, sharing two more photos.

But his latest culinary creation has horrified Australians. Posting to social media on Sunday, the PM shared a snap of his Sri Lankan tamarind eggplant and okra ...

It’s raw.” The opposition is leading the coalition 53 per cent to 47 per cent on a two-party-preferred basis, the Newspoll showed. Posting to social media on Sunday, the PM shared a snap of his Sri Lankan tamarind eggplant and okra curry and a chicken korma.

Australians have reacted in horror after Scott Morrison posted a photo of his family curry night, with social media users alarmed by the state of his ...

Another wrote: 'You really love your curry. Just pour sauce over raw chicken for yet another photo op.' 'Eeew that's raw chicken!...

Curryspiracy truthers, we have further evidence that Scott Morrison doesn't cook his infamous curries. Why? Because that chicken is raw AF.

“Making a Sri Lankan curry while a Sri Lankan family is locked up! That chicken is basically still clucking and even the sauce is looking unseasoned as hell. What even is a “strong” curry? There is no way the chicken is cooked. The chicken in Morrison’s very sad and colourless korma is fucking raw. Strong Economy. Strong Future.” You gag.

Morrison took a short break from the election campaign trail to dine at home with his family, but couldn't resist putting a political spin in his caption, which ...

Liberal candidate Sarah Richards added, with several people also challenging the leader to a curry cook off. Just pour sauce over raw chicken for yet another photo op," one Facebook user wrote. "Pray to god you do not get Salmonella eating the pink raw chicken. "Eeew that's raw chicken! And others also took the opportunity to point out the plight of the Murugappan family from Biloela – the Tamil asylum seekers who have been trapped for years in a battle to remain in the country after forging strong ties in their local community. Eat Chicken responsibly," one person commented of the purple-looking meat, with another adding he would "be lucky to stay out of hospital" after consuming it – and others claiming it may have been part of a publicity stunt.

When he's not hitting the campaign trail or playing the ukelele, our Prime Minister might be seen cooking up his favourite dish — curry.

“And while we don’t always get there, whenever I’m home on a Saturday night, I try to make it a family curry night. And the PM was peppered with dozens of comments from armchair MasterChefs. The Labor leader took to Twitter on the weekend to share a snap of his beloved cavoodle Toto, watching on as he did a series of live crosses. “I can reassure you, the chicken was cooked,” he wrote on Facebook on Monday. “Strong Curry. Strong Economy. Stronger Future,” he wrote to his 814,000 followers. ScoMo took to Facebook to brag about his latest creation for his “night at home” — Sri Lankan Tamarind Eggplant, Okra curry and a chicken korma.

We've reached the halfway mark of the election campaign and Scott Morrison's chicken curry is the talk of social media. Why? It's dire out there.

And yet all I can think about is the colour of the chicken in Scott Morrison's homemade curry. 'Sri Lankan chicken korma' I found myself typing into Google this morning as I went in search of what it is supposed to look like. This is particularly concerning given I am News Editor at Mamamia. My very job description requires me to be across what's happening in the news cycle, and right now in Australia, that's very election heavy.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has responded to claims he served his family raw chicken during a 'PR stunt' curry night on Sunday.

Just pour sauce over raw chicken for yet another photo op.' Another wrote: 'You really love your curry. 'Eeew that's raw chicken!... Scott Morrison has responded to criticism - and horror - from Australians after posting a picture of his family curry night where it appeared the chicken served was still raw. - Scott Morrison took a break from campaigning on Sunday to host a curry night Scott Morrison finally breaks his silence about THAT chicken curry that divided the nation - and reveals the truth about whether it was cooked