Fajita Style Steak Rice Bowl

by Icy-Establishment298

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  1. Icy-Establishment298

    Supermarket had half off the preprepared fajita steak and vegetable packet this week. Such a good deal I bought it. Here’s a rough recipe. Estimated servings about 3.5.

    1lb top round or sirloin – honestly didn’t see what type it was it was pre sliced so good enough

    1/2 yellow pepper sliced
    1 whole red pepper sliced
    1/2 red onion sliced
    1/2 yellow onion sliced
    Optional – green peppers disagree with me so I composted those but you could add 1/2 of it
    1 fajita seasoning pack

    Cooked rice for serving
    Put onions and steak in slow cooker. ( 3-4 quart size) in a small bowl put your fajita seasoning packet in. add 1/4 cup water to seasoning and stir until it seems mixed and dissolved. Pour over steak and onions

    Cook on low for five to seven hours. Mine went until 7 hour mark so the meat was more “shreddy” but I’m a home cook and don’t care about that. If you do you probably want to check it at five hours. remove steak with tongs and keep warm. Add your peppers to slow cooker and turn to high. Make your rice. My rice cooker takes twenty minutes.

    Optional – during last five minutes of waiting for your rice preheat broiler to 500 and put your meat under it for about 3-5 minutes to brown and char it. Then stir it back into your pepper mixture .

    Spoon rice in a bowl. Top with peppers and steak and a little of the juice.add your favorite fajita toppings.

    See next comments for tasting and cooking notes.

  2. Icy-Establishment298

    Cooking notes:

    For the “shoulda cooked it on the stove, oven, air fryer so this is gross and not ” authentic enough for me” crowd:

    Don’t care really about your thoughts or opinions, it’s a slow cooking subreddit, got to shitty food porn if you want to bitch about it.

    For my slow cooking people. It tasted great. I wanted a crisp pepper but wanted to do anything else but babysit food cooking today. While this cooked in the slow cooker , I did a spin class, a strength toning class, crochet, did a load of laundry, took a nap, wrote a paper and played four games of solitaire. So the it’s not authentic crowd can bite my lily white tuckus.

    You could do this all day but your peppers won’t be crisp and the meat kind of shredded. I’d be fine with that too, but I wanted both freedom from babysitting food and crisp peppers.

    Also the broiler thing is totally optional. Sure, like browning before slow cooking it’s going to yield a better result probably but I’m okay with being lazy.

    Also you could serve this in tortillas, I prefer rice.

    Happy slow cooking!

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