Fajitas de Verano simply means summer fajitas. The history of fajitas dates back to the 1930’s and 40’s. It’s the original TexMex cowboy food. Ranch workers made fajitas from the cheapest cuts of meat which were grilled with whatever was available, and wrapped in a tortilla. Today, folks wrap almost any meat or vegetable in their fajitas.

This time of year we have lots of fajita options from the summer harvest. Tonight we’ll fold in summer squash, sweet peppers, onions and fennel. Chicken, or Chik’n Strips, will stand in for the beef. They’re served with homemade salsa and guacamole. Wahoo!