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What to serve with fajitas

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We’re BIG fans of fajitas! Knowing what to serve with fajitas, to feed a hungry crowd, is something that I have struggled with in the past.

Today I’m going to share with you 50+ side dishes to serve with air fryer chicken fajitas or Ninja Foodi chicken fajitas and I hope you find some super delicious recipes you absolutely love!

Fajitas are fantastic for feeding a hungry crowd, and adding in a few side dishes can be a great way to prepare food in advance and even save some money too.

Don’t forget the herbs!

Herbs in our garden

Fresh herbs work SO well with powerful flavours, such as those in fajitas. I particularly love to garnish Mexican food with coriander and I also find that mint and marjoram work great too with my Mexican spice blend.

Lime wedges are a fantastic addition too, and a great way to balance some of the spice from your favourite dishes.

Cheese

A green chopping board with sliced and grated cheddar cheese, crusty bread and a microplane grater

When serving fajitas, particularly for a crowd, I like to have LOTS of cheese. Grated and sliced works well. People can serve themselves, and slices go great inside a wrap. It makes it much easier to dress your wrap before rolling it up and is less messy too.

Help stretch your meals a little further with these hearty side dishes, and pop some leftovers in the fridge to make a delicious frittata or burrito!

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Tomato and chilli salsa, 3 ingredient flatbreads, air fryer roasted tomatoes and Vegan coleslaw

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Kelly

Monday 15th of February 2021

I do love fajitas but I find them stressful. Love the idea of a sour cream jacky p with them though.

katykicker

Tuesday 16th of February 2021

Ahh no! I love a good fajita, half the fun is in the wrapping!

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