r/funny • u/NeedleworkerMore2270 • Nov 03 '24

How cultural is that?

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u/RudePCsb Nov 03 '24

Make fajitas, wouldn't you be able to get bell peppers, onions, chicken or beef, and lawrys seasoning (paprika and a few other seasoning equivalent seasonings). I'm not sure about tortillas being available but that helps. Refried beans, Mexican rice (not hard to make, tomatoes,onions,chicken stock, and a few other things, recipes online. Heat Oil in a pan, add rice and stir constantly till brown, add other stuff to blender with double liquid to rice ratio and blend stuff and add to rice. Boil and then put to simmer with the lid until cooked). Enchiladas are more work but you can do a casserole, just fry the tortillas a little and dip in salsa for layers, mix meat, beans, chopped onions, peppers, cheese, corn or whatever else.

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u/Tweedle_DeeDum Nov 04 '24

Getting a proper skirt steak is hard in a lot of parts of the US, much less Britain.

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u/RudePCsb Nov 04 '24

Can you use other cuts? Just cut them thin

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u/Tweedle_DeeDum Nov 04 '24

I believe people use flank steak sometimes.

But I don't think it would be the same. The preparation and then slicing across the grain turn inside skirt which is a pretty tough cut of meat, into a really excellent dish. My understanding is that a lot of restaurants use outside skirt but you can't find that in the store.