I am sure many of our readers will get it right away but for some ‘shehri baboos’ like me, it will be a challenge to figure out what’s cooking. I admit that I could not guess myself, until I read the caption that came with the original photo. Answer to this quiz will be revealed in comments below a little while later.
Photo Credits: Tasawar Abbas at APP
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It is the making of GURR from ROAH of sugar can (GANNA) in a big KAARAH in a village(PIND) by two farmers(KISAN) while also enjoying tobacco(HUQA).
Insert your own English words where i missed. :P
Well, soap making is also very similar (boiling of animal fat with potash).
they are cooking sugar can syrupe to make Gurh Brown Sugar( Shakkar)
ANSWER: i thnik ATP quizes have become very easy. Next time I’ll try to bring up some challenging one.
This time right from the first comment from Viqara saheb, the answer was correct. Yes ‘mar jawaaN meiN guR kha kar’.
What’s cooking here is indeed ‘guR’.
Everybody got it right.
Well they are boiling RO (sugar cane juice) to make GUR. This reminds me of my childhood visit to my Nana Abbu’s village. He used to throw some fresh carrots into the pan and take out after few minutes. O man! they were so delicious!!!