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Chicken fajitas
Chicken fajitas 620 kcal

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Chicken fajitas

Also known as fajitas de pollo · chicken fajita · fahitas · pollo fajitas

Chicken, peppers and onions arriving loud on a sizzling skillet, warm tortillas and salsas to build your own. The table participates.

Latin Americanlunchdinner

Typical serving

620 kcal

usually 480–790 kcal

Typical nutrition for one serving
Protein38 g
Carbs63 g
Fat24 g

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Before you start

  • the widest pan or griddle you own
33mhands on
0munattended
33mstart to finish

Ingredients

Serves 2 · dimmer marks are storecupboard

  • 250gchicken breast
  • 4large flatbreads — flour tortillas
  • 2red peppers
  • 1onion
  • 1 tbspoil
  • 2limes
  • 2 tspcumin, smoked paprika and oregano
  • 1 handfulcoriander
  • to tastesalt

Method

6 steps

  1. chop · 7m

    Chicken cut into finger-width strips, peppers and onion into strips the same size so they cook at the same rate.

  2. fold · 3m

    Chicken tossed with the oil, spices, salt and the juice of half a lime. Fifteen minutes is enough; the acid firms the surface if it sits much longer.

  3. fry · 8m

    Peppers and onion onto a fiercely hot dry pan in one layer and left to blacken in patches before they are moved. Do them in two goes if the pan is crowded — heaped in, they steam and never char.

  4. fry · 8m

    Vegetables out, chicken in, spread out and left to colour, then turned until it is white through with no pink in the middle of the thickest strip.

  5. grill · 4m

    Flatbreads onto the same dry pan a few seconds a side, stacked under a cloth as they come off so they stay soft.

  6. finish · 3m

    Everything back in the pan together for a moment, coriander over, lime wedges alongside, and the pan carried to the table for people to build their own.

Worth knowing

Fajita is the cut, not the sizzle — faja means “belt”, the skirt steak ranch workers were paid in along the Texas border.

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