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Mirch ke Tipore


                      Mirchi ke Tipore, basically less spicy green pepper's side dish. This is one of the most favorite side dish even my 6 year old loves a lot. So you can guess the hotness of the peppers.
                        This dish I came across when I was scrolling through some random videos. Name itself is so catchy so I started my search. After watching tons of recipe video and talking to my mom I figured out the authentic recipe and it was a real hit. It can be a delicious option to any boring day when you don't feel like cooking lengthy 4 course meal. Few easily available spices like funnel seeds, cumin seeds, dry mango powder, salt, red chilli (paprika) powder, lemon juice, and oil. Just roast all seeds and coarsely grind it. Heat oil add all powder with turmeric, red pepper, asafetida, dry mango powder and add freshly cut chillis. Mix it and cook it just for a minute. Turn the flame off and add lemon juice. Tadaaa! Ready to enjoy this tangy spicy and mood refreshing side dish to be enjoy with piping hot fulkas.
                   I've been to Rajasthan on the trip from my collage. I love to eat, so almost at every spot as much as possible I tried lots of dishes. And I noticed everything was so spicy over there. I wondered how come one of the  hottest state of India here people handle this level of hotness or spices? Later when I studied food history and nutrition I understood the simple logic behind our smartest culture. Due to scorching sun the blood in human body gets thick and increase the risk of various diseases. Pepper or chilli or spices acts like blood thining agent. So you see its for good.. and trust me people there enjoy piping hot kachoris, samosas, Mirchi badas and lots of mouth watering dishes in scorching sun extreme weather.
                    I haven't seen this recipe in restaurants. May be you can get this in Rangilo Rajasthan but outside this state it's hard to find. But hay hay hay my foodie friend... What I always say you can make this at home!!! Just collect the spices or visit any Indian store to get those beautiful green peppers and make yourself a new authentic dish from "Mharo Royal Rangilo Rajasthan!"
                  If you learnt something new from our blog today don't forget to visit again and tag us on Instagram. Make this at home and let us know in comments your thoughts 💭.

                   Happy eating foodies!!! 😊
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