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Here are four things you need to understand to cook fajitas perfectly: Tenderness, Flavor, the Cooking Process and Slicing. In this video I’ll show you how to cover all these bases and grill them perfectly every single time. Here is a pro-tip for tenderness and flavor – you should use a great marinade to do both. I reccomeny my favorite bourbon infused recipe with Still Austin Whiskey Co. “The Musician” Straight Bourbon Whiskey. I promise this recipe will blow your mind and have your tastebuds singing WOWWWWW!

Still Austin Whiskey Co. Bourbon Beef Marinade Recipe for Fajitas:

(Pro-tip, start with your liquids first)
– Juice of 1 Lime
– 2 tbsp Worchestire Sauce
– 2 tbsp Soy Sauce
– ¼ c Fresh, crushed pineapple
– ½ c of The Musician, Straight Bourbon Whisky by Still Austin Whiskey Co.

Add your next ingredients – this will let them start blending and dissolving into our base:

– 3 tsp APC WOW!
– 1 tsp red pepper flakes
– 1 dash smoked paprika
– 1 tsp black pepper

The add your:

– ¼ C Diced White Onion
– 2 Garlic Cloves

And lastly…(oil is always last)

½ C of Canola Oil

Makes enough marinade for about 3-4 lbs of fajitas (skirt steak). Let marinade for 3-4 hours in a Tupperware, flipping the meat inside every hour to make sure it is evenly coated and the marinade fully coats and penetrates all the meat for maximum flavor experience.

47 Comments

  1. Hey Hauss! Texas boy here but now in the mountains of Utah. I enjoy your videos very much. I have to ask. Where did you get that leather jacket you had on during the whiskey tour?

  2. My family takes 1 cup mustard, 1 cup Mayonnaise, 1 onion 1 12 ounce beer, 1/2 tablespoon of soy sauce. mix all that up real good, put meat in it, like Carne Asada for up to 24 hours if wanted, then grill it with some lime juice on it. Very good.

  3. Nice Marinade and grilled fajitas… I think the pineapple is a very strong tenderizer. Saludos desde Corpus Christi

  4. They look so delicious 🤤, but what if I don’t have a bbq grill, can I cook them in the oven, and at what temperature?

  5. Arnie some Sunny D and some seasoning with beer is what many of the carnecerias do here in california using flap. I'd give it a try awesome stuff.

  6. Love the WOW seasoning! Been using it on everything! Tuna sammiches, veggies, and most definitely fajitas! Love the videos!

  7. Brother Arnie that’s is fire 🔥 and your marinate is on point I need to try that,thanks again 💪🏽🥃,oh and send me your grill 😆🙏🏽

  8. My man. You never disappoint. I’m going to try this and do the flippty-flip. Have a good one bro.

  9. You remind me of my dad. miss him so much . Can you do a polish sausage or polish sausage video. He loved those he's old school.

  10. Great video very informative I tried to make my own marinate like a month ago on some fajitas and even my family said it was better the ones we’ve been buying for years from our meat market. And the magic number is 4hrs 👍🏼😋

  11. Yet again a gorgeous recipe with good booze on the side LOL. Is that skirt steak? That’s the best one for fajitas correct?

  12. Looks good man!!!. I like to use a mix of lime and orange juice with some cilantro in my marinade. You should give it a try sometime

  13. How have I missed your channel??? YouTube fails me once again. Dude you got some FN killer videos and amazing quality

  14. Arnie, I REALLY enjoy your channel.

    2 questions:

    1. What does adding oil to the marinade do, other than make the meat flame up? Could you get non-stick by greasing the grill?

    2. You mentioned flipping the fajitas a lot. I was always told not to flip food. What does flipping the meat do?do you recommend flipping steaks, burgers, chicken breasts also? Do you have a rule of thumb between flip or no flip based on what you're cooking?

  15. Where did you get your grill? At the RGV? I’m from down there too.

  16. I bought some marinaded fajita the other day. I cooked it the next day and it was the toughest meat I’ve ever eaten. At first I thought I over cooked it, my second thought is it wasn’t the cut the store said it was. I want to perfect this so I’ll be trying again. Won’t get the marinaded meat next time. I found your channel searching for how to tenderize the meat. New subscriber.

  17. Soy sauce is always a great introduction to most meats I’ve found. Killer video man will be replicating this next time I make fajitas

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