The Carbs are in the tortillas and toppings! There are many varied opinions in our family on how spicy the meat should be, how long to cook the vegetables and how many should go into the taco…..so we tend to let everyone prepare their own. It is easier if you have individual Fajita pans (smaller cast iron), if not come to a consensus and use a large cast iron frying pan.
For a quick meal use chicken or tenderloin because the spices can rest with the meat for up to 30 minutes. If you have 24 hours marinate flank steak (along with Pickled Red Onions if making) as we do for Carne Asada. Then thinly slice the flank steak and prepare as follows:
In a small bowl combine spices, oil and Tabasco.
Fajitas can be sauteed in the oven or stove top. Either heat a little more olive oil in a large cast iron pan on the stove top before searing or place un-oiled Fajita pans in a cold oven. Turn on the oven to 425 for 30 minutes.