Pasupuleti Priyancka
Pasupuleti Priyancka
Begum Bazaar, a bustling hub known for its sweet delicacies, holds a special place for Ghevar – a sweet that truly stands out among the vast variety of confections available.
This traditional Rajasthani sweet is not just confined to a single shape or size. Creativity abounds in its preparation, with heart, square, circle, and triangle shapes, each adding a distinct visual appeal. Experimentation doesn’t stop at shapes; Ghevar also comes in an array of varieties and combinations, catering to diverse palates. People can choose their preferred type of Ghevar, with many opting for the popular Rabdi-Ghevar combo, a match made in culinary heaven.
The availability of Ghevar is typically limited to festive seasons, making it a sought-after treat during times of celebration like Sankranti and Diwali. Street vendors and shops line the Chatri road of Begum Bazaar, turning it into a Ghevar haven, especially during these festivals. Its fame isn’t just confined to the northern parts of India; in the south, particularly Hyderabad, people flock to Begum Bazaar to get their hands on this festive sweet.
Ghevar’s fame crosses international borders too, with orders coming in from countries like Dubai, underlining its global popularity. For those looking to indulge in this sweet, prices start at a modest 60 rupees per piece and can go up to 700 to 1,000 rupees for larger quantities.
Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, the experience of savoring Ghevar in the calm of your home, especially after purchasing it from the lively streets of Begum Bazaar, is a tradition many cherish.
