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Dry Fruit Ghevar: It has the highest demand in Sawan and Rakshabandhan. It becomes difficult to complete the order. Its price may be Rs 600 per kg, but the taste is millions. Those who buy are drawn.
Rampur. As soon as the month of Sawan and Bhado arrives, there is a crowd at the sweet shops of Rampur. This time there is some special view on Durga Sweets in Mistanganj. The dry fruit found here has knocked out, which is not only special to see but also speaks its taste. Shopkeeper Ankit Kumar says that during Sawan and Rakshabandhan, his ghevar is so demanded that it becomes difficult to fulfill the order on time. Ghevar special pomegranate, saffron and dry fruit are being prepared here, which costs Rs 600 per kg. Since morning, long queues of customers are started at the shop. Many people are already booking.
In Rampur, this ghevar is prepared only in the month of Sawan and Bhado. Ankit Kumar says that he frys this ghevar in pure desi ghee. After this, it is prepared by immersing it in syrup on low heat. Ghevar is decorated with dry fruit, saffron and pomegranate grains from above, which increases both its taste and beauty.
According to Ankit, in making this ghevar, the solution of fine flour and ghee is first prepared. Then the crisp layer is prepared by putting it in the pan. After this it is lightly immersed in the syrup and is decorated with cashews, almonds, pistachios, pomegranates and saffron from the top. If you want to eat some sweet and special food, then try this dry fruit of Rampur instead of the common sweets of the market. It also has the sweetness of festivals and also the taste of descendity.
