
You can create so many meals with fajita mix! I enjoy making traditional fajitas with soft tortillas. I also love it on nachos. Lately though, Iβve been playing around with starches. πππ²
First, letβs start with the rice bowl. I like to use the rice in a bag because it is very reliable and I donβt have the best track record when it comes to rice. In fact, one of my pots still has tiny rice indentions on the bottom from sticking.π€« Anyway, I get the rice going and start on my veggies. I cut up both a small onion and bell pepper into long strips. I sautΓ© that in a little olive oil and S & P. I like to get the veggies slightly caramelized and then set them aside.
Now, Iβm ready to prepare the meat. I prefer steak as my protein. Itβs super convenient when my local grocery store has the strips already cut up and waiting for me.π€ Otherwise, I would buy a sirloin or New York strip and slice it real thin. For seasoning, Iβve typically used a dry fajita packet or a sauce pouch. Both were good, but Iβve achieved the best results with Montreal steak seasoning. It gives the meat a zesty flavor which is perfect for fajitas.
So, I brown the steak in the same pan that I used for the veggies. I generously sprinkle the strips with Montreal seasoning. I usually cook the steak in two batches so as not to overcrowd my pan. When done, I combine the meat with the veggies. Now I just assemble the components I want to serve it with and Voila: dinner is served. π½

Do you want to know the best part about making fajitas? Leftovers!π Arenβt they pretty? The sky is the limit here. I often like to experiment for lunch. At first, I considered a fajita panini or grilled cheese. That would make it kind of like a Philly steak sandwich.Β
However, I was kind of craving noodles. I busted out a pack of chili ramen and prepared it in the microwave. Beef would work well too. After my noodles were done, I heated up the fajita mix and simply added it on top. It was spicy and delicious! πΆπ€€π Give it a try and holler back on your thoughts. π
Thanks for reading. I love to share easy recipes that are big in flavor and light on the pocketbook. Stay calm and cook on! πβοΈπ΄
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Mood Ring Kitchen
Iβm a self teaching home cook and aspiring foodie entrepreneur. I enjoy coming up with creative ways to prepare flavorful food such as snacks, desserts and everything in between. Cooking is a way for me to challenge myself and satisfy curiosities about different ingredients.
The hope is to produce something thoughtful, memorable or every once in a while maybe even wonderful. I enjoy following my βgutβ and exploring new recipes that can be comforting, exciting and nourishing. Above all else, I enjoy exploring the emotions surrounding food and writing about those experiences. ππ©βπ³π©βπ»








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