Traditional Nawabi Iftar – Public eats Boro baper polai khai & took those in a packet
For the Iftar, history and tradition of old Dhaka's Chawkbazar is very old and prominent . Khandani Iftar means old dhaka,s iftar . In the Ramadan from noon, , old dhakas are sun shining in the air of every passage(Oligoli), the aroma of the delicious food fragrance.
By maintaining tradition, shopkeepers and businessmen bring new iftar every month to Ramadan. The main event is surrounded by Chawkbazar. There is always a special interest in the market iftar content of the fasting people.
Boro(Elder) Baper(Father) Polai (Children)khai(eat delicious food):
The most popular item heard in Chawkbazar during the month of Ramadan, is to say, 'The big father eats the polar poles, the packed box is taken away'. This traditional term is about 77 years old.
To make it, eggs, cow's brain, potato, ghee, raw and dried pepper, cow's liver, chicken thin meat, chicken lily, cotton kebab, meat mine, chira, davali,boot dal and sweet pumpkin a sum of 15 items and 16 types of spices Needed And the mix of total 31 posts is named after ' Boro baper polai khai '.
These 31 types of terms are mixed with two hands in a big bowl/ trunk. There are crowded of , the young and old age fasting personnel to purchase that.
Just to buy it, the customer ran away from different areas of the capital in Chawkbazar. There are still many old people in Dhaka, without it iftar does not get complete. New Dhaka residents are also increasingly interested in this meal. Let's go to the taste of Nababi food in the Mughal period Chawkbazar.
History and tradition:
Nazir Hossain's' Legendary Dhaka 'book says,' Before 1857, there was a lot of crowd at chakbazar . At that time, different types of delicious food shops were developed in Chawkbazar. During the fasting, the Mughlai food and the variety of iftar were sold here.
There was a well in front of the Shahi Mosque. Around him the iftari materials were sold through organizing chair table. In the evolution of the time, the traditional iftar market of Old Dhaka's Chawkbazar represents the appearance.
However, there is no doubt and debate about whether iftar has become part of the history of Chawkbazar for the rally.
The food of Mughal’s kitchen reached the wealthy people of Dhaka before the welfare of the Nawabs of Dhaka. For the benefit of Chawkbazar, those foods were introduced and widely spread to the common people all over the country .
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