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3lbs tenderized beef skirt steak
Adams® Beef Fajita Seasoning
2 green bell pepper
2 yellow sweet bell peppers
2 red sweet bell peppers
4 jalapenos
1.With a sharp knife, trim the membrane off the back of the meat. The membrane is the thin white glossy layer attached to the meat.
2.Lay the skirt steak flat on a cutting board.
3.Sprinkle Adams® Beef Fajita Seasoning over meat. Be sure to cover the enitre steak and softly pat and rub seasoning into meat. Flip meat and repeat. Cover and marinade for 2 hours in refrigerator.
4.Preheat electric smoker to 220°F. Add meat to smoker. For this recipe I enjoy using mesquite wood chips for the smoke flavor, but feel free to use any desired wood!
5.Smoke meat for 1hr.
6.Wash bell peppers and prep for smoking. No need to cut or pit peppers, they will be smoke whole. Add peppers to smoker after smoking meat for the first hour. Place peppers on a rack ABOVE the meat so that the juices will drip onto meat adding flavor!
7.Wash and pit jalapenos. Add to smoker with peppers. Note: If you like extremley hot jalapenos, DO NOT PIT and smoke them whole. This techniques seems to anger the jalapenos making them flavorful and extremly hot to eat! You've been warned...
8.With peppers added, smoke and additional 1 1/2 to 2 hours or until internal temperature of meat is 140°F or to your desired texture. Some people like fajita meat a little tough when eating (not me).
9.Remove meat and wrap in foil. Set aside and prep peppers. Jalapenos are ready to eat as is, unless you smoked them whole. If this is the case remove stem and pit seeds before eating. Remove stem and seeds on bell peppers as well.
10.On a cutting board thinly slice peppers and meat to desired thickness.
11.Everything is ready to serve! Enjoy with your favorite additives; pico, avacado, salsa, chesse, etc!
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