Memorial Day signifies the beginning of summer as well as honoring our soldiers who lost their lives in battle. It’s a time when friends and family often gather together. This year, why not serve these incredibly tasty fajitas? Memorial Day weather can be tricky at best. Just to be on the safe side this year, think about making this Mexican-style dish from the comfort of your kitchen. Fajitas were all the rage a few decades back, when Tex-Mex cooking burst onto the culinary scene. Fajita comes from a word meaning “belt,” and some say that using skirt steak with its unique string-like texture looks like a belt. Stir-frying tender beef strips along with colorful vegetables and Mexican spices is a quick technique that produces a pretty fajita filling for warm corn or flour tortillas. Make sure to use a high-sided skillet or wok to help cook the ingredients evenly. This …