Bravo, Bravo

I commend our young bride for wanting to save the world, one family dinner at a time. I too agree that this is a splendid idea and will be the first to contribute. Also, on a side note. I am not fond of recipe snobs who think that their recipe is "secret" and refuse to share. By doing so you refuse to allow any young brides, mothers, or grandmothers to grow and learn and make forever families happy. So below are my sister Melanie's Fajitas:

FaJiTaS

2 chicken breasts cut into strips
3 Peppers (Red, Yellow and Green)
1 Onion

In a skillet combine olive oil with sliced onion, then after the onion has softened
add the strips of peppers

Then cook the strips of chicken in a separate pan, after they are done add them to the skillet with a cup of BBQ sauce (Kraft Honey), add more to taste

It's really easy! We love having these with tortillas that you can cook on a griddle or regular tortillas work great too!

Good sides for this meal are chips and salsa and guacamole. I made homemade guacamole and it is absolutely delicious. It was gone before anything else.