Sneak Peek: NEW RECIPE - Meathead's "Afterburner" Steak Fajitas

[Huskee]

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Meathead's Afterburner Steak Fajitas, by Meathead

LINK: https://amazingribs.com/best-steak-fajitas-recipe/



Skirt steak and a cheap charcoal chimney are all you need for the best steak fajitas recipe. The afterburner cooking technique does the rest. And it helps to have a good marinade and some veggies.

[STEbbq]

All I can think about is are those grates reusable after that level of heat? I am sure they are but it would be quite the cleaning job!

[Michael_in_TX]

If they're the stainless steel type like SnS uses, they should be fine....judging by how my SnS kettle grate fares with my Vortex. Now, if they are the cheap nickel-plated ones -- like the stock Weber kettle grate -- perhaps not so much.

[Panhead John]

For anyone wanting to try this, or for any searing above your chimney, there’s a special grate made for this that is the ideal size……

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[J-Melt]

Ha! I love that this was posted only a few hours before I asked for a new fajita recipe recommendation!

[dpearce]

I've been using the afterburner method since I first read about it on the free side many moons ago.

In fact here's a photo from Aug. 2014 of, what I believe is my first cook with it. I took Meathead's advice for cheap steak, and if I remember right, it came out near perfect!

I had leftover cast iron grates (still have them) from a small Charbroil cooker that I used.

[Alan Brice]

Kim cannot understand why I keep things like xtra grill grates.

[dpearce]

Alan Brice I probably have five or six small grates? They are safely tucked away, out of sight, in the shed!