18
Aug
Just another Fajita night!
Grill Master: Fred Martinez | Short URL: This is the short link." />Rate This Cookout
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My wife asked me to grill on one of the hottest days this summer. She didn’t have to twist my arm that hard. I decide on fajitas and chicken thighs. These meats are one of the first things I learned to prepare, season and grill.
Living in Roanoke there is not a Carniceria (mexican meat market) nearby, but I don’t mind the 30 min drive to Haltom City. Guys and Gals if you want to do fajitas, trust me, purchase at your local Carniceria. I know it sounds intimidating but you will find the fajita meat to be second to none.
If you do decide to grill fajitas you will soon find out how easy they are to grill just add your favorite fajita seasoning and on to the grill for a few minutes on each side. P.S. dont forget the limes. As for my chicken thighs, can anyone say “Award-Winning”? I would love to share my recipe with you but I don’t know you that well yet, so maybe in the future. I love to grill, especially during the week. My son Dallas Mateo loves to hang out with his dad near the grill and utter “HOT daddy, HOT daddy”. Yes son one day you will be a BBQ Warrior.
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| Type of Technique: | Grilling |
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| Type of Grill Used: | Gas |
| Type of Marinade: | venado |
| Side Dishes: | beans, Corn, Guacamole, pico de gallo |
About the Warrior
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Grilling runs through my blood. I love the smell of mesquite in my pores. I can smell somebody grilling within a 4 block radius. There are no ingredients that are off limits to my grill. I can't wait to share some of my family favorites with you. Go Cowboys!
Holy smokes! Those looks so dang good. I’d venture to say that’s the tastiest looking meal I’ve seen on BBQwar as of yet.
5 stars bro!
AWESOME SAUCE – I could eat that twice a day for week. Looks like you’ll be doing just that as you cooked enough to feed a small Texas village. KUDOS
Wow! That looks seriously good eats. Can I get the step by step recipe I’d like to try this on my Traeger.