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    Grilled Flap Steak
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    Grilled Flap Steak With Flap Meat, Meat Marinade, Olive Oil, Fresh Parsley, Garlic Salt, Fresh Oregano Leaves, Olive Oil, White Wine Vinegar, Black Pepper
    Flap Steak Marinade
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    Flap Steak Marinade With Flap Steak, Red Wine, Honey, Shoyu, Fresh Rosemary, Crushed Red Pepper Flakes, Sriracha Sauce
    Flap Steak Marinade for Tacos
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    This is a great recipie for flap steak. The only thing I used that was different was Tabasco Spicy Sea Salt. It can be found here @ http://stores.ebay.com/
    Grilled Flap Steak with Shallot-Garlic-Rosemary Marinade
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    Grilled Flap Steak With Shallot-garlic-rosemary Marinade With Flap Steak, Kosher Salt, Freshly Ground Black Pepper, Medium Shallot, Garlic Cloves, Rosemary, Red Pepper Flakes, Olive Oil
    Carne Asada Marinade
    Food.com
    A great marinade for steak!!! (You can even use it for chicken for Pollo Asada!) I use skirt steak for flap meat, but any thin cut steak would work. This recipe is for up to 4 pounds of meat. Cook time does NOT include marinating time.
    Cilantro-Garlic Marinade {Whole30 Compliant}
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    Cilantro-garlic Marinade {whole30 Compliant} With Flap Steak, Cilantro Stems, Parsley, Chile, Shallot, Garlic, White Wine Vinegar, Fresh Lime Juice, Ground Oregano, Kosher Salt, Black Pepper, Olive Oil
    Korean Style Steak
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    It tasted a little bland but tender. I added a little pineapple juice with the marinade....Very Nice
    Citrus Marinated Carne Asada Tacos
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    My flap steak turned out awesome! I made up the marinade the night before and put the steak in, yum yum.
    Grilled Beef Tacos with Sweet Potatoes
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    This taco is designed for maximum flavour—and efficiency! We put the barbecue to work double-time: The sweet potato steams in foil (guests can smash their own) and the meat goes on the grill. The marinade—lime, Tabasco, soy sauce and a touch of cayenne—is a salty counterpoint to the soft and tender components.