Dahi Wali Mirchi is a popular dish from Rajasthan wherein green chillies are simmered in yogurt and spicy. Simple, delicious and super easy to make. This is a perfect recipe for preparing as a side dish.
Rajasthan along with its rich heritage and culture, magnificent forts and palaces, is also known for its mouth-watering cuisines. Rajasthani food is usually spicy, and chillies play a dominant role in cooking. There is a huge variety of chillies available in Rajasthan and many recipes like Mirchi ki Tipore and Bharwa mirchi, and Mirchi Vada are epitome of Rajasthani food.
Typically, if made in Rajasthan, Dahi Wali Mirchi would be prepared using super-hot thin long green chilies that are super-hot. It is typically used as an accompaniment to the main meal and eaten sparingly. But my heat tolerance is quite low, so I have used mild chillies. Saying that, you can use any chillies you prefer or is locally available.
You can enjoy this recipe with Indian breads like Gujarati Methi Thepla, Dal Poori, Aloo Paratha, Palak Poori, Sindhi Doda Roti, Gujarati Biscuit Bhakri and Chawal ka Tikda.
