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DAY 2: Steak Quesadillas (with leftover tri-tip steak from Day 1)

On day two, we made delicious Steak Quesadillas with leftover tri-tip steak that we grilled on day 1 in our Grapevine & Oak blend.

In our opinion, steak quesadillas are a perfect blend of savory flavors and satisfying textures. The tender, juicy steak, smoked in our Grapevine & Oak blend, melts in your mouth and pairs beautifully with the gooey, melted cheese that stretches with every pull. Every bite is a warm, satisfying combination of bold flavors that will leave you craving more.

Making them was easy!
To prepare, we gathered and cut the ingredients we had on hand, including:

  • for inside the quesadillas: tri-tip (cut into thin strips), red and green bell pepper, mozzarella cheese, cheddar cheese, cilantro, and onion
  • to top the quesadillas: avocado slices, cojita cheese
  • for sides: left over grilled vegetables (sweet potato and green and yellow zucchini)
ingredients for steak quesadillas using the Grapevine & Oak blend steak

We then cooked the quesadillas on our stovetop griddle.

Chef's Tip: Very, very lightly butter the tortilla before cooking them. This helps the tortilla stay crisp and cooks the flour without burning the tortilla.  A crispy, golden-brown tortilla will add the perfect crunch and enhance the soft, flavorful filling inside. 

Steak Quesadillas cooking on the grill

 

And there you have it -- an entirely different meal, made from "leftovers" of yesterday's tri-tip. This was a delicious Mexican feast, and it came together in less than 20 minutes.

final meal with Steak Quesadillas and sides

(Above:  our Steak Quesadillas--with leftover tri-tip steak from Day 1--
plus a few sides to round out the meal.)

We had more tri-tip left over, so check out how we used it on day 3 to make tri-tip sandwiches or day 4 to make steak breakfast burritos That's the magic of Wine'd Up!  One grilling session gives you days of delicious food!

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Find out more about the Wine'd Up in Smoke blend used here:

    Grapevine & Oak blend

     



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