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Hawaiian Chicken Fajitas with Pineapple and Cucumbers
Marinate for 10 - 20 Minutes: Chicken Breasts (can be halved to cook quicker) Grated ginger pineapple juice from can of pineapple chunks (separate juice from pieces, but you use both) 1 T brown sugar 1 oz soy sauce
(save marinade)
Cook chicken, 3 to 4 minutes a side. (Note: mine were burning due to the pineapple juice so put in a 300 degree oven to finish). Take out and cool. Slice thinly for use in tortilla.
While chicken was in oven, I made the salsa
Lime, Cucumber and Mint Salsa
Dice up 2-3 mini cumbers to a fine dice Add in fresh mint Lime juice (fresh) I added some lime peel olive oil, salt and pepper Red chili Flakes
Clean pan used to make chicken. Then add in more olive oil and preheat.
Red Onion, diced Pineapple pieces
Cook until onion is soft and pineapple is browned. Add in marinade, and cut up chicken. Cook until marinade is totally soaked up.
Serve on Tortillas. I usually start on a wet paper towel in the microwave to make the tortilla pliable, but then heat on stove for another 15-20 seconds.
Note: Wish I would have doubled up on the Salsa, that was really good. No cheese necessary for these.
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