Preheat the broiler.
Make the fajita marinade by combining all ingredients in a large bowl.
Choose a cut of lamb that has some nice marbling and fat such as the leg of lamb. Make sure you ask the butcher to trim excess fat to your liking.
Have the meat sliced to a ¼ th inch thick for the initial broil and not thinner. This avoids the lamb being too watery in the oven and allows the meat to char and cook better.
Once the lamb is cooked, you can then slice it thinner once it rests for 10 minutes.
When the lamb is done, don’t rinse off or use a different sheet pan! Use the same sheet pan you’ve used for the lamb and take advantage of the lamb flavor bits!
Once the veggies are done, add in the thinly sliced lamb for a final broil to char the lamb bits and cooked veggies.
Serve the sheet pan fajitas on the sheet pan surrounded by a variety of toppings to choose from.
Use flour or corn tortillas (your taste), salsa, guacamole, sliced avocados, tomatoes, green onions, lime wedges, shredded lettuce, sour cream, jalapenos, cilantro and more!
Have each one assemble their own and watch how fun it is!
Yes, if you want to get a head start, then feel free to prepare the marinade and use it when needed. You can also prepare your veggies and leave them in the fridge until you're ready to cook them.
Serve these fajitas with some guacamole and sour cream or sliced avocado, tortilla chips, and salsa. Also, try adding other grilled vegetables such as corn, green beans, or broccoli, which add something different to the meal.
Fajitas will taste best when eaten shortly after cooking. They also sit very well so they can be made a little ahead of time and kept warm, which makes them perfect for dinner parties.
Yes, you can! But you might need a perforated pan or you may cook the lamb as one piece just to stop the meat and veggies from falling through or sticking.