The other night I whipped up some vegan friendly black bean fajitas for dinner and man oh man were they delicious. Umm and easy too! ๐ I almost feel guilty posting this recipe it’s so simple.
Ingredients
1 {16 oz} can black beans rinsed and drained
1 sweet pepper sliced
1 onion, sliced
1 zucchini, sliced
1/2 bunch cilantro, chopped
1/2 teaspoon cumin
1/2 teaspoon chili powder {See how I save on Bulk Spices}
1 garlic clove, minced
2 tablespoons canola oil
1/2 teaspoon Kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon pepper
1 dozen tortillas
Directions
Heat a medium sized skillet with vegetable oil and sautรฉ veggies until almost done. Add all the spices and sautรฉ for few minutes more. Remove from heat and add a little chopped cilantro. Serve with tortillas or over a bed of rice.
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Shereen Travels Cheap says
They may be easy, but I have not thought of putting black beans OR zucchini in a fajita. I lke the idea and I’m going to try these this week. I’m betting this would freeze well, too (minus the tortillas).
CT says
I made this for dinner! The kids devoured it! Thanks so much for the recipe. I would’ve never thought to put those things in a tortilla.
WendyinCA says
Mavis, thank you SO much for posting this! I started cooking this when you posted it last summer and it has become one of my favorite meals! Even the family will tolerate it, lol! LOVE it!!! ๐
Yolie924 says
Mavis, I made these for a potluck and they were DELICIOUS! I have made numerous excuses for not cooking for myself but this recipe will be a go to for me from now on. I chopped the veggies and had them done in less than 30 minutes. No more excuses which allowed for fast food (or what my friend calls fat food). This is budget friendly, extremely healthy, and FAST! Thank you so much. ๐
Mavis Butterfield says
Good! I’m always glad to hear people liked the recipe. ๐
Kells says
Just finishing tasting these. they came together easily (i had summer squash on hand so i subbed it in for zucchini). tasted delicious and could be easily changed for anything you have on hand. next time i’ll pick up some sour supreme to throw on top. Thanks!
MarinaRose says
This is great! Keeper recipe…
THanks Mavis!! ๐
Prisca says
Hi Mavis!
I’m a daily reader, de-lurking to comment ๐ I’ve made your veggie-fajitas several times over the last few years, and they always turn out delicious (thanks)! This most recent time, I added chicken for the sake of my husband- you know, to make it more of a “manly” meal. Otherwise, I might get the puzzled “where’s the meat?” look. Anyway, they’re so yummy either way.
On a related note, my garden has been producing plenty of zucchini lately, so I’ve been trying to creatively hide it in dinner each night without my husband or kids catching on. None of them love it. And you know, the local animals have been attacking many of my veggie crops this summer, but haven’t touched the zucchini! My hubby just laughs and says, “well, they don’t seem to care for those zucchini either.” _sigh_
Thanks for all your great tips and info that you share here on the blog!
Amy says
I’ve made this recipe several times, and I always love it! (I leave out the cilantro, as I’m not a fan.) Yum!!