The Ragin' Blaze fajita marinade is good and original. When we're out the wife uses the Fiesta brand fajita seasoning with equal parts soy and Worcestershire sauce, plus a little fesh lime juice.
I wonder how this would be on backstrap? It is absolutely outstanding on flank steak chicken and shrimp. I posted this a couple of years ago.
8 cloves of Garlic (minimum, I use a lot.)
2 Tbsp of Worstershire sauce
1 Tbsp red wine vinegar
1 Tbsp of Kosher salt.
1 Tbsp red chili powder
Juice of 1 lime (minimum)
2 tsp of fresh ground pepper
1Tbsp of ground cumin (minimum, I use a lot)
2 tsp of onion powder
Cilantro, chopped. To taste, I use at least ½ -3/4 of a bunch.
¼ cup of of olive oil
3 tsp of red chili sauce
2-4 minced Chipolte peppers. Usually stores carry this pepper canned in an Adobo sauce. This pepper is not hot but is somewhat spicy.
FRESH tortillas
Trim off excess fat and tenderize meat with a spiked meat hammer.
Mix ingredients together and marinate steak overnight.
Cook on a hot fire, preferably with mesquite or hickory.
Let steak rest for 5-7 minutes after taking off the grill.
Cut 90 degrees to the grain of the steak.
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