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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gur….based on the crop in the background
It is sugarcane juice that is being cooked to make ‘Gur’.
If it would not have been the “permanant” burner place, my guess would have been the “Halwa” which has more of less the same color and is prepared in quite similar fashion.
But now i guess, Gurr would be the better answer
i think its nothing plz show there answer then we get it
Owais,
I think it was an easy guess as people can clearly see the sugarcane field in the background :)
Next time give not so clear clues if you want people to try harder.
-M