Ravindra Kumar/Jhunjhun. Ghevar is much liked as a sweet on the festival of Makar Sankranti. In many areas, Ghevar is recognized as the traditional sweet of Sankranti. Jallidar Ghevar is so delicious that one feels like eating it all the time. Many types of sweets are prepared at home during Makar Sankranti. Ghevar is also included in the list which is eaten with great relish. Rajasthani style ghevar is very much liked. If you want to make Ghevar at home on this Makar Sankranti, then you can prepare it with the help of an easy method. Making ghevar is not very difficult. Let us know the easy method of making Ghevar.
Dhanaram, who was making Ghevar at Amar Sweets in Jhunjhunu, told that he has been doing sweets work for the last 10 years. He told that right now the demand for Ghevar is high. Giving information about making Ghevar, he said that to make Ghevar, a solution of flour, water and ghee is made. Which is mixed continuously for half an hour. He told that Ghevar is fried in desi ghee. These ghevar are roasted at normal temperature. It takes 15 to 20 minutes to cook Ghevar. After frying, the ghee applied in the ghevar slowly starts flowing and after 10 minutes the ghevar is put in the syrup. After 10 minutes, Ghevar is ready to eat.
Rabri Ghevar is special
Dhanaram told that initially he used to make four-five quintals of ghevar. Now gradually the demand increased and now he makes seven-eight quintals in a year. Giving information about the rate of Ghevar, it was said that the rate of 1 kg Ghevar is Rs 500. Dhanaram told that Rabri Ghevar is a different Ghevar. To make it, milk cream is made and that milk cream is added to it. Also Rabri Ghevar is decorated with dry fruits. It is decorated by adding almonds and cherries. Its rate is different, the rate of Rabdi Ghewari is Rs 600 per kg. He told that at the time of Makar Sankranti the demand for Ghevar starts increasing and only then more sales are made.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: January 9, 2024, 20:40 IST
