Quick and Easy Skirt Steak Fajitas

Skirt steak sliced on a bias, seasoned with salt, pepper, cumin and garlic powder. Let sit for 30 minutes.

Cooked onions and bell pepper until soft then take them out.

Get pan hot then quickly brown the meat.

Add onions and bell pepper cook to desired doneness. But do not over cook.

Just before it it finished add some chipotle salsa.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Skirt
• Steak
• Fajitas

[utfsal]

Was that a cold tortilla? :)

I have got to say, skirt steak fajitas are the best!

Nice ez recipe; I would add pico de gallo and a squeeze of lemon in that burrito, but still, nice one!

[powerplantop]

@utfsa! Its been awhile so I don't remember but usually I throw them in the microwave for a few seconds. Home made pico is great! A squeeze of lime (limon) would have been the perfect ending touch.

[DYNAFRANCISCO5407]

i actually i think it looks so yummy...seems like you know more than me of mexican recipes..lol..nice tho...

[powerplantop]

Dyna, Thank you. I love Mexican food. Every where I go I look for a shack serving it. I am learning how to cook the real thing but I always come back to Tex-Mex and the blend you find in SoCal.

[Banki21]

Wow man looks good, do u think a flat iron steak would also work well?

[powerplantop]

A flat iron steak should work, besure to cut across the grain.

[multidestin1]

@multidestin1 warm up the tortilla sour cream and lemon/lime is all you needed.

[multidestin1]

@utfsal

Not from Texas but overall good!!

[welsch9]

It came out great thanks to you! but u didnt tell us how long u cooked the meat 4

[SileneA]

That looks good! I would have added lemon though.

[EasyRecipesHQ]

good videos....congrats good stuff

[PlaymakerSeries]

The hispanic section? LMAO

[tdentbills]

Enjoyed the video, refreshed my memory on the technique of cooking veggies first and pulling them out. Thanks!

[brandondallas]

Cook the meat first and THEN cut it. It needs to be cooked medium rare originally. I LOVE your WOK pan. Down here in Dallas, TX, it's hard to often find a store-bought alvocado that's good-n-ready. "Good job 'brother'". Love from Dallas, TX.