I butterflied the chicken breast before marinating it and used a flat Lodge cast iron griddle, that gave me lots of room for cooking.
Muy Bueno!
Fajita Marinade-from Simply Recipes
Makes enough for 1 1 /2lbs chicken breast:
2 Tblsp fresh lime juice
3 Tblsp olive oil
1 clove garlic, minced
1/2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp cumin
1/2 tsp chili powder
1/2 jalapeno, seeded and minced
1/4 C fresh cilantro, chopped
- Mix everything, add chicken or beef and let marinate at room temperature for an hour, turning every once in a while.
- Pat chicken/beef dry before cooking in cast iron or on the grill.
Lynn,you sweet Philly lady, thanks for the recipe, I think it's one I'll have to try soon! I love your idea to use a black iron skillet! We typically grill them outside and this is such a great idea!
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Nancy
Fajitas are one of our favorites, so versatile, and your marinade sounds so fresh and easy~ Congrats Lynn for sharing so many ways to spice things up!
ReplyDeleteJenna
laughed when i saw '100th jalapeno post' in your title. :) you really belong in texas, my dear.
ReplyDeleteIt looks perfect! I'm making shredded beef tacos for dinner tomorrow---I may borrow some of the spice profile here :)
ReplyDeleteAnd they are so good for you! I bought a big jar of salsa at the store today....wish I had gotten a jar of peppers too. Keep on sharing those great recipes, please! Sweet hugs, Diane
ReplyDeleteLynn, that sounds so good! Thanks for sharing all of the wonderful recipes over the years!
ReplyDeleteThat's a lot of jalapeno recipes - congrats! They sure do spice up a meal wonderfully. Chicken fajitas are one of my favorites! This sounds delicious.
ReplyDeleteWow and hooray on your 100th jalapeño post, Lynn! You put a lot of spice in our lives. This marinade sounds great and I'll bet it would be good on pork tenderloin, too.
ReplyDeleteA 100th jalapeño post is cause for celebration in addition to fajitas Lynn! I think you should infuse some vodka for spicy Bloody Marys and celebrate :) Happy Weekend!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, I tried your recipe last night with some leftover roast chicken--I just put the sliced chicken in the marinade for 15 minutes, then reheated in a frying pan and used it for fajitas. It was delicious and I will use it again! Linda
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