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Chicken fajitas with an oriental twist

At home we love tex mex fajitas. We always prepared the classic fajitas and now we have given it a different touch by adding soy sauce and honey. An extraordinary touch! Yes sir. We can prepare the filling in advance and store it at room temperature (if it is a few hours) or in the refrigerator if it is very hot or if it is overnight. Then, we will only have to fill the wafers of fajitas, a little lettuce, a splash of mayonnaise and enjoy!


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  1.   Ana Chamorro Salas said

    In the preparation does not come the cooking time of the onion or the peppers !!!! Cook the chicken alone !!! ?

  2.   Ana Chamorro Salas said

    Ahhh now yes!

  3.   Maribel said

    And the peppers and onion?

  4.   Chus said

    I still don't see when the peppers are added

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      It is already arranged and included in the text, thank you for noticing!

  5.   monflowers said

    I don't suppose they are fried with chicken either

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Monflowers, indeed, it was a typo. It is already arranged: the chicken is fried first and then the peppers. Thanks!!

  6.   Maheor said

    Please report how the cheese is going. I don't see it anywhere. Thanks

  7.   Maheor said

    What do you do with the cheese?

    1.    Irene Arcas said

      Hello Maheor, it is already corrected, thanks for the warning! The cheese slice is put inside the wafer 🙂