Know the recipe for making gwiryal
Navendu Raturi, a resident of Dehradun, says that its flowers are first boiled to make Gwiryal. After this, they are squeezed and kept aside. Then oil is heated in a pan and adds a temper of wound in it. Jakhiya is often used instead of cumin in the mountains, which gives food a different taste.
After this, the boiled Gwiryal is put in the spices and cooked on low flame for some time, so that all its water dries up and mixes well. After this it is served hot.
Gwiryal also gives health along with taste
Navendu Raturi says that Gwiryal is considered very beneficial not only in taste, but also in terms of health. It helps in strengthening our metabolism, as well as it is helpful in healing the wounds in the body. In addition, the natural cleansing agents present in it work to keep the skin healthy and clean. In this way, this traditional dish is not only excellent in taste, but is also very beneficial for the body.