Name: Beef/chicken Fajitas in Lime Juice
Ingredients: Beef or chicken; Lime juice; Cumin; Fresh coriander leaves; Onions; Peppers; Garlic; Yogurt; Chopped tomatoes; Salsa; (508) 836-4711 ext. 307

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Meats		Meat	4	Servings

INGREDIENTS

		Beef or chicken
		Lime juice
		Cumin
		Fresh coriander leaves
		Onions
		Peppers
		Garlic
		Yogurt
		Chopped tomatoes
		Salsa
		(508) 836-4711 ext. 307

INSTRUCTIONS

LIME JUICE is our basic fajitas recipe.  Marinate the beef or chicken  in
lots of lime juice, at least a few hours.  Then we grill (if it's a fillet)
or saute (if it's strips or raining), sauteeing usually with cumin.
To serve:  my husband prefers plain meat with some fresh coriander leaves
added as he wraps in tortillas.  I want more vegies so I usually sautee
onions and peppers, usually with lots of cumin and some garlic, but the
spices varies. I also eat the fajitas with the fresh coriander, yogurt, and
maybe chopped tomatoes or some salsa.
The fresh coriander is essential for us.
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