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Beef and bell peppers sizzled on a hot plate, wrapped in tortillas β born from Texas ranch culture.
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Originally devised by Mexican-American ranch hands (vaqueros) as a way to make the less popular cuts of beef delicious. "Fajita" is Spanish for "little belt," referring to the strips of meat. Today it's a Tex-Mex restaurant favorite, famously brought to the table on a sizzling hot skillet.
Slice the beef, red bell pepper, green pepper, and onion all into thin strips.
Rub the beef with grated garlic, cumin powder, and salt, and let sit for 10 minutes.
Heat a pan over high heat, stir-fry the beef, and remove.
In the same pan, stir-fry the peppers and onion, keeping them crisp.
Return the beef to the pan and toss together; squeeze lime juice over the top.
Serve with lightly warmed tortillas for wrapping.