Bhavnagari Chilli Recipes for Snacks

Stuffed Bhavnagri Chillies

An easy snack recipe that is best enjoyed on a rainy day with a steaming hot cup of tea is Bharwan Paneer Chilli Pakoda. Here the chilies are slit, deseeded and stuffed with a delectable paneer mixture, coated with a besan batter and then deep fried to perfection. It's not even necessary to stuff the chillies! You can just deep fry them coated in besan batter and they’ll still taste delicious.

Mirchi vadas are a common evening snack in Gujarat, so much so that people go there especially to eat these.

Mirchi Vada

It's not even necessary to coat these bhajiyas in batter, you can simply stuff them with things like moong dal spiced with cumin seeds, onions, hing, deep fry them and make Bharela Moong Dal marcha.

Bhavnagari Chilli pickles, achar for Meals 

These chilies are an excellent accompaniment to all kinds of meals. It is very common to pickle the chilies or simply fry them, sprinkle them with a salt and eat them to lunch or dinner. Typical way of eating Bhavanagri Marcha, like in Gujarat, is to cut them in roundels and toss it with a little turmeric, black salt and hing.

Bhavanagari Marcha

Raiwala Marcha is also an excellent pickle to eat with roti subzi.

Raiwala Marcha

Mustard Chilli Pickle | This chilli pickle is only for those who can take the hottest of spices and even then my advice is to eat it in moderation. Sliced green chillies combined with fennel seeds along with other pickling spices and lemon juice. 

Mustard Chilli Pickle, Oil Free Achaar 

You can serve this pickle immediately or mature it for 3 to 4 days under the sun and have a mellowed down version of it. 

Bhavnagari Chilli used in Sabzis

Mirch ka Salan is a subzi made with bhavanagri chillies in a gravy of peanuts, ginger, garlic and numerous whole spices. This Hyderabadi special subzi is a crowd pleaser for entertaining guests when you want to make something absolutely unique!

Mirchi Ka Salan

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