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    BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice

    This BBQ pork fajitas recipe is great for a feast with friends! I love this easy dish, it does at your barbeque a South American touch. Just marinate the meat a few hours in advance with lime juice, Mexican amber beer, herbs and spices. When the time comes, bring with you marinated pork in a cooler and grill it along with mixed bell peppers!

    BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice

    BBQ-pork-lime-marinated

    BBQ PORK FAJITAS

    • 5 lb (700 g) pork butt steaks
    • 3 mixed colors bell pepper
    • ½ red onion
    • 1 tbp minced cilantro
    • 1 lime juice
    • 3 tbsp olive oil
    • to taste table salt

    MARINATE

    • ¼ red onion
    • 3 cloves of garlic
    • 2 lime juice
    • 1 finger chili pepper
    • 1 tbsp coarsely minced cilantro
    • ½ tsp black pepper
    • 1 tbsp kosher salt

    BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice

    PORK FAJITAS MARINATE

    Cut chili pepper into rounds, peel and slice the onion, peel and crush the cloves of garlic. Now, rinse and coarsely mince cilantro leaves. Mix all the ingredients and season with black pepper and kosher salt. Pour the marinate mixture on the pork butt steaks and stir well with your hands. Finally, place the meat in a box or a big ziplock and fill up with amber beer. Marinate into the fridge at least 4 hours up to 24 h. If you prefer shorten the marination time, complete the marinate into a cooler bringing it in the barbeque’s place.

    BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice

    GRILLED BELL PEPPERS

    Turn on the grill. Now, slice bell peppers and onion. Grill the vegetables into a perforated pan or tray. Cook bell peppers and onions until they starting to be brown, then take apart.

    BBQ bell peppers and onions

    GRILLED PORK BUTT

    Raise from the marinate the pork butt steaks and sear them until well done. Now, let the meat rest covered far from the grill 10 mins, then eliminate the bones and cut into strings ½ inch thick. Combine the meat with bell peppers and onions into the perforated pan and cook 3 to 5 mins more.

    BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice

    BBQ PORK FAJITAS

    When the meat and vegetables are well done but still juicy, pour them into a dish and cover with an aluminum foil. Rest 10 mins, then serve!

    BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice

    SERVING BBQ PORK FAJITAS

    Serve BBQ pork fajitas over grilled tortillas, along with a tasty guacamole (take a look at my tomatillo guacamole clicking here).

    BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice

    TAKE A LOOK AT THIS

    TOMATILLO GUACAMOLE

    Tomatillo guacamole

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    BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice
     
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    Prep time
    40 mins
    Total time
    40 mins
     
    This BBQ pork fajitas recipe is great for a feast with friends! I love this easy dish, it does at your barbeque a South American touch. Just marinate the meat a few hours in advance with lime juice, Mexican amber beer, herbs and spices. When the time comes, bring with you marinated pork in a cooler and grill it along with mixed bell peppers!
    Author: Filippo Trapella - philosokitchen.com
    Serves: 4
    Ingredients
    • 5 lb (700 g) pork butt steaks
    • 3 mixed colors bell pepper
    • ½ red onion
    • 1 tbp minced cilantro
    • 1 lime juice
    • 3 tbsp olive oil
    • to taste table salt
    • ¼ red onion
    • 3 cloves of garlic
    • 2 lime juice
    • 1 finger chili pepper
    • 1 tbsp coarsely minced cilantro
    • ½ tsp black pepper
    • 1 tbsp kosher salt
    Instructions
    1. PORK FAJITAS MARINATE
      Cut chili pepper into rounds, peel and slice the onion, peel and crush the cloves of garlic. Now, rinse and coarsely mince cilantro leaves. Mix all the ingredients and season with black pepper and kosher salt. Pour the marinate mixture on the pork butt steaks and stir well with your hands. Finally, place the meat in a box or a big ziplock and fill up with amber beer. Marinate into the fridge at least 4 hours up to 24 h. If you prefer shorten the marination time, complete the marinate into a cooler bringing it in the barbeque’s place.
    2. GRILLED BELL PEPPERS
      Turn on the grill. Now, slice bell peppers and onion. Grill the vegetables into a perforated pan or tray. Cook bell peppers and onions until they starting to be brown, then take apart.
    3. GRILLED PORK BUTT
      Raise from the marinate the pork butt steaks and sear them until well done. Now, let the meat rest covered far from the grill 10 mins, then eliminate the bones and cut into strings ½ inch thick. Combine the meat with bell peppers and onions into the perforated pan and cook 3 to 5 mins more.
    4. BBQ PORK FAJITAS
      When the meat and vegetables are well done but still juicy, pour them into a dish and cover with an aluminum foil. Rest 10 mins, then serve!
    5. SERVING BBQ PORK FAJITAS
      Serve BBQ pork fajitas over grilled tortillas, along with a tasty guacamole (take a look at my tomatillo guacamole clicking here).
    6. BBQ PORK FAJITAS marinated with beer and lime juice
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