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5 May 09

Happy Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo Fajitas/Burritos


Meat:

Sirloin Tips- cut in half lengthwise. Pound the meat with edge of plate (old fashioned tenderizers) till flat and about ΒΌ inch thick.

Place in meat in zip lock bag with:

  • Extra Virgin Olive Oil
  • Red Wine Vinegar
  • Garlic- fresh minced
  • Pepper- fresh minced
  • Cumin

Let sit for minimum 4 hours (overnight is good too)

Vegetables:

  • Tomatoes- whole
  • Onion- white, yellow, or green- quartered
  • Red Bell Pepper-sliced
  • Orange Bell Perpper
  • Green Bell Pepper
  • Jalapeno Pepper- for those who with spicy pallets- whole
  • Garlic- whole with paper removed.

I like to have the Kamado very hot so everything cooks fast. I filled the #5 Lump Saver with Tamarind Lump and 4 pieces of the Extruded Coconut. Get the temperature up to about 500 degrees with the walls nice and warm. Put the meat on for about 5 minutes on first side then 3 minutes on the next side. Then take meat off to dwell.

Place all vegetables in a Teflon pan with holes (so wedges would not fall through the grate) on the Kamado grill and close the lid for about 8 minutes.

Put the meat back on the grill around the pan. Lay the tortillas on top of vegetables for about 2 minutes.

Remove everything and place the amount of meat and vegetables to your liking on a tortilla and you have a great Fajita. Or for a burrito place meat and vegetables on tortilla and top with: cheese, lettuce, sour cream, avocado and wrap like a burrito.

Themed by Hunson. Originally by Josh