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Steak Fajita Roll Ups – Ditch the flour tortillas and make this amazing low-carb version of your favorite steak fajitas! An easy and delicious sirloin steak recipe with a homemade fajitas seasoning mix!
Steak Fajita Roll-Ups
Thin slices of sirloin tip steak packed with delicious bell pepper strips and onions, all rolled up and cooked to a tender perfection! Fresh and extra flavorful, a single taste of these Steak Fajita Rollups will make you forget about the missing flour tortillas!
Isn’t this the perfect Superbowl food, too? I think so. Put it on your food-to-do list.
Hey ya! Happy Fridaaaay! I am gearing up for a festive weekend. Unlike the rest of you, we’re just getting started with Christmas as today we celebrate Christmas Eve! Some Christian Orthodox Churches still follow the old Julian Calendar, and for that reason we are always two weeks behind (if you will) with the Holidays.
If this is something you have never heard of, I am happy to have contributed to that good ol’ saying, “we learn something NEW every day”.
And on that note, please say HELLO to my favorite little appetizer, or sometimes a full on dinner, Steak Fajita Roll-Ups. This might even trump those perfect bites of Loaded Baked Potato Rounds. EEP!
So, like, a very, very long time ago – seriously, like 20 years ago – I was on this low-carb kick for months and months. I avoided bread and starches at all costs and created all my faves low-carb-style, which is how THESE steak fajita roll-ups came to be. And trust me, if there was ever a time to get into steak, this is it!
I ate every kind of meat and chicken and fish under the sun, day in and day out. To keep my meals fresh and different, I had to come up with fun, enjoyable ways to prepare my food, including placing vegetables inside steak strips and rolling them up.
Before we get into the step by steps, I will need you to hop on over to my recipe for Homemade Fajita Seasoning and print it out, m’kay? Takes all of a minute to make it, assuming you have chili powder, cumin, paprika, oregano, salt, etc., on hand?
HOW TO MAKE STEAK FAJITA ROLLUPS
- Prepare the Seasoning Mix mentioned above.
- Take out thinly sliced Sirloin Tip Steak (Carne Asada) and cut it into about 2-inches wide and 6-ish inches long strips.
- Season the strips with fajita seasoning mix, set aside and start slicing the bell peppers and onions.
- Take out a grill pan, heat it up and cook the veg for a few minutes.
- Let the peppers cool down; using a pair of tongs, transfer the peppers to the prepared steak strips.
- Roll up the steak, secure it with a toothpick, put it all back in the grill pan and cook it for about 2 minutes per side, or to desired doneness.
Next: plate it and serve!
P.S. Double the recipe if serving it as a complete meal.
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Steak Fajita Roll-Ups
Ingredients
- Homemade Fajitas Seasoning Mix
- 1 pound thinly sliced sirloin tip steak, (carne asada)*
- 1 tablespoon olive oil,, divided
- 3 colored bell peppers cut into thin strips
- 1 large yellow onion, , sliced
- 1 lime, , juiced
- chopped fresh parsley or cilantro
- prepared Guacamole for serving, , optional
Instructions
- Prepare the fajitas seasoning mix and set aside.
- Cut the steak into 2-inch wide by 6-inch long strips.
- Rub the steak strips with some of the prepared seasoning mix and set aside.**
- Heat olive oil in a grill pan over medium-high heat and add pepper strips and sliced onions to the grill pan; season with salt, pepper, and a sprinkle of the fajitas seasoning mix.
- Cook for about 4 to 5 minutes, or until tender.
- Remove from heat and let cool for a minute.
- Top each slice of steak with the vegetables; roll up and secure with a toothpick.
- Add remaining olive oil to the grill pan; heat it up and add the roll-ups to the pan.
- Cook until browned, about 2 to 3 minutes per side.
- Remove from heat, remove toothpicks, and transfer to a serving plate.
- Squeeze lime juice over the roll ups and garnish with chopped parsley or cilantro.
- Serve with prepared guacamole.
Video
Notes
- If preparing as a complete meal for 4, please double the entire recipe.
- Use the seasoning mix according to your taste. I always end up using about 1-tablespoon of it for this entire dish.
Nutrition
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Made this for supper tonight and everyone loved it. Definitely going to be my go-to fajita spice instead of buying a bottle. Thanks so much.
Good recipe. I would change the steak to a better quality of steak meat. Sirloin steak tips can be a little tough.
How do I make the dip in the video to go with it? I’d like to know for my mom please.
Hi! That’s just guacamole 🙂 Here’s my recipe for guacamole – just skip the basil if you want a more authentic taste: https://diethood.com/basil-guacamole/
What is the dip made of?
It’s guacamole :))
Hello I live in London, can you recommend any stake cuts for this?.
I would love the recipe for what you dipped those steaks in.
I made this for Father’s Day dinner…spices were spot on and big hit with the family. I know I’ll make this again,
Very good recipe! I did have trouble finding any thin sliced beef steaks but finally came across Top Round Bracciole (?) Worked just fine so I went back to that particular store and bought more of the steak so I can make this again soon without scouring the city. I wasn’t sure how tough the meat would turn out but it wasn’t tough at all. Everyone loved it ! Thanks for the recipe!
How many for the serving size?
Hi! The recipe makes 16 roll ups, and 4 rollups are 1 serving. So it will serve 4. I hope that helps! 🙂
great and wonderful idea, tortillas and steak don’t really fit for me anyway, too much of a difference in texture between the two for my taste, so why or why eat those bad-ish carbs? Better to have the better carbs that you roll up here, so thank you for this!
These look great