Casa M Beef Wraps.
Sear thin beef hard, dust it with Cattle Drive, and let everyone build their own wrap
Sear thin beef hard, dust it with Cattle Drive, and let everyone build their own wrap
Ingredients
FOR THE MEAT
- Casa M Spice Co Cattle Drive or Uncontrolled Cattle Drive
- Salt
- 1 flank or skirt steak (about 1.5 pounds)
FOR THE WRAP
- Taco sized flour tortillas
- Diced tomatoes
- Pickled jalapeño slices
- Fresh cilantro leaf
- Thinly sliced red onion
- Sour cream
Method
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01
Get your grill ready
10 minPreheat to medium-high heat, around 400°F. A thin flank or skirt steak cooks fast, so you want that heat ready to go when the meat hits the grates.
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02
Season the beef
2 minHit it with about 1/4 teaspoon salt per pound, then dust generously with Cattle Drive or Uncontrolled Cattle Drive. This rub is your flavor anchor—don't be shy.
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03
Prep your toppings
5 minChop tomatoes, slice onion, get your cilantro, jalapeños, and sour cream ready. These come together quick once the meat's off the grill, so have everything standing by.
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04
Sear the beef hard
6 minLay it on the hot grill, close the lid, and let it sit until you see bold grill marks. Flip once and repeat on the other side—we're building a crust, not cooking it through slowly.
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05
Check the temperature
1 minUse a meat thermometer to hit your target doneness. Pull it when it's right for your family—don't guess.
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06
Rest and warm tortillas
10 minLet the beef rest for 10 minutes so the juices settle back in. Use that time to warm your flour tortillas so they're pliable and ready to wrap.
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07
Slice and plate
3 minCut against the grain into bite-size pieces and pile them in a bowl. Arrange all your toppings alongside so everyone can build their own wrap the way they like it.
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08
Serve
Ring the dinner bell and let folks assemble. This is a build-your-own situation—let people make it theirs.
From Mike's Notebook
Slice your steak against the grain after cooking, or it'll shred instead of giving you clean bites.
Get your pan screaming hot before the beef hits—thin cuts need brutal heat to crust before they dry out.
Warm your tortillas in a dry skillet right before service; cold flour tortillas crack when you fold them.
Nutrition
Estimated · 1 serving · calculated from the ingredient list, not lab-tested.
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