Dallas and Fort Worth have some of the best Mexican restaurants in the country (see our picks for Best Mexican Food in DFW), but sometimes making your own favorite dishes (and drinks!) at home is even ...

The sizzling sound of fajitas, with its billowing plumes of steam and savory smells of grilled peppers and onions has caused many a head to turn in Mexican restaurants as servers glide by with black ...

There’s nothing like a sizzling platter of fajitas, especially in a restaurant when the smell of charred meat, vegetables and spices fills the room. When my family moved to Texas from the Midwest, I ...

This easy sheet pan take on fajitas can be made with either flank steak or easier-to-find skirt steak. Either way, you’ll have delicious results with about 30 minutes of work. Chopped fresh cilantro, ...

Throughout the years, fajitas have been the kind of meal that has gone through a variety of upgrades and changes. From the well-loved chicken fajitas to using mushrooms as the main protein, people ...

I love Tex-Mex and frequently get creative with its flavors and ingredients. I make all kinds of nachos, chilies and casseroles at home, but I don't recall ever tackling fajitas. I think I shied away ...

Fajitas rule. They’re devilishly simple — it’s just bell peppers, onions, and a protein or two — while still very much feeling like a luxury splurge off an otherwise standard Tex-Mex menu. Part of ...

Fajitas may appear on Mexican restaurant menus nationwide, but their origins tell a different story. In the 1930s and 1940s, Mexican ranch hands in Texas pioneered this now-beloved dish. They ...

Fajitas are a popular Tex-Mex meal (often paired with a margarita) known for their sizzling flavors and colorful presentation. But if you have high blood pressure, you might wonder if they’re a ...