Raw Mango Murabba

Champak

May Second 2023

Stories for Children

- Siddhesh Bhusane

Soham was excited because his sister Sania was coming back to Mumbai after visiting their grandmother for two months. Sania had gone to her village with her friends to spend the summer vacation with Dadi. Soham was sitting in the window waiting for her to arrive. Suddenly, he saw Sania and jumped to open the door. Sania was standing at the door with her bags.

As soon as she entered, Soham served her juice and homemade upma made by his mother. Soham asked Sania, "What has grandmother sent for me from the village?" "Raw mango murabba," replied Sania.

Soham asked, "What is that? How is that made?"

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