Baliya: There are many desi sweets which can be prepared at a low cost and attract everyone. The biggest specialty of desi sweets is that most of them do not spoil soon. One such sweet is Anarsa. Its taste is very amazing. This sweet which looks like Pua is prepared from rice and Khoya. This sweet can be prepared even if Khoya is not available.
Shopkeeper Rajkumar Gupta said that he is a resident of Bhrigu Ashram in Ballia and has been making these local sweets for about 15 years. The shopkeeper says that many people like this sweet and people from every corner of Ballia and other districts also come to taste this sweet and praise its taste.
Method of preparation…
Rice is soaked in water at night and in the morning it is filtered and dried in the shade for a short time. After that it is ground very finely. Now it is prepared in the form of a paste. Sugar and khoya are added to it and white sesame seeds are applied on top and fried in oil, which is very tasty to eat. Talking about its price, it is given to the customers at the rate of ₹ 10 per piece and ₹ 240 per kg.
This is the correct location…
Rajkumar’s shop is located 10 steps away from Shahid Park on the left side of the famous Baba Bageshwar Mandir Road, about one and a half kilometers away from the railway station of Ballia district. You can also come here and enjoy the taste of this desi Anarsa sweet.
FIRST PUBLISHED : August 9, 2024, 12:39 IST
