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Khajala Mithai: If you are fond of eating sweets, then today we are going to tell you about such a flawed, crispy sweets of Bharatpur, which looks very tasty to eat. It is easily found in fairs. Let go …Read more
Khajla Sweet
Highlights
- Khajla sweets meet at fairs once a year
- Khajla is crisp and flaky dessert
- Khajala is part of the cultural identity of Bharatpur
Bharatpur:- If you are fond of sweets and are in search of traditional taste, then this special crisis of Bharatpur is going to be very much liked by you. If you eat it once, you will not be able to forget. Actually, we are talking about the famous Khajla of Bharatpur, which is made and sold only once a year. Due to its crisp texture and sweet taste, this dessert becomes a center of attraction among people coming to the fair every year.
People’s choice is Khajla
Let me tell you, the Khajla is lightly crisp and sweet in appearance. This dessert is especially liked by those who want to enjoy traditional taste and unique texture. The taste of Khajla is popular not only in Bharatpur but also in the surrounding areas. Every year when fairs are organized in Bharatpur, then people are seen standing in long queues to buy it.
How is the treasure ready
The process of making Khajla is very hard work. This is the reason that it is made in special occasions and fairs only once a year. To prepare it, the first maida is well ventured and ghee is added to it. Due to which its texture becomes layer, then roll it into small pieces and fry it in ghee on low flame. So that it becomes completely crisp. After frying, it is immersed in a light hot syrup, which makes its taste even more wonderful.
People definitely come to buy Khajla
Let me tell you that by adding sugar syrup to the right balance, the treasure does not look much sweet, but its sweetness is perfect. For this reason, everyone likes this dessert. Khajla is one of the sweets enhancing the pride of the fairs to and around Bharatpur. Whenever a fair is held, the local people and tourists from far and wide come to taste this dessert. It is not only a sweet but also an important part of the cultural identity of Bharatpur.
