Birria Tacos

[banderson7474]

chilerelleno I could've sworn at one time, you gave out a recipe for birria tacos where a chuck was smoked for a few hrs and then put in a pot of birria broth to finish off. Then I would dip the tortillas in the fluid and put in cast iron with meat and cheese to finish it off. However, I looked thru your posted recipes and can't find it. Do you have a birria recipe by chance? I like to get the authentic peppers and hydrate them back into a spicy broth.

It's very possible that I'm confusing the time I used one of your very delicious chili recipes where you use chipotle peppers. (I won 3 yrs in a row with that one)

 

[BigW.]

This one?

Mexican Shredded Beef

A nice Chuckie heavily rubbed with a fiery Mexican spice blend, heavy on the Arbol chile. Smoked at 225° for four hours. Then I added two Chipotle chiles, a tablespoon plus of Adobo sauce and 1/4c of salsa casera to 1c of beef broth. Poured this over the chuck and braised four hours till...

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[banderson7474]

This one?

Mexican Shredded Beef

A nice Chuckie heavily rubbed with a fiery Mexican spice blend, heavy on the Arbol chile. Smoked at 225° for four hours. Then I added two Chipotle chiles, a tablespoon plus of Adobo sauce and 1/4c of salsa casera to 1c of beef broth. Poured this over the chuck and braised four hours till...

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That's close but the one I'm thinking of has the chuck going into the pot of birria liquid and used guajillo and Ancho peppers but thanks for the post!

 

[normanaj]

Here ya go!

Birria Tacos!!

First try at these and sorry for the lack of pics… AGAIN! 🤷🏼‍♂️ I can see these being a staple from here on… Can think of a lot of variations to try with these.. Anyway, just kept simple for the first go… I know these are usually done with cheeks, but had a chuckie on hand… so went with...

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[BigW.]

Here is another good one:

Smoked Birria Tacos

I went to a new "west-coast mexican" place for a couple tacos last week in Denver (actually Centennial, CO) and they were awesome. I had Beef Birria Tacos. They even had the au jus that came along with my tacos. So, that got me thinking about making a very similar kind of taco and here is...

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[BrianGSDTexoma]

Now you went and did it. Been a while since I made any and I have some sauce frozen. That sauce freezes well. Make a double batch so you have another ready to go.

 

[JLeonard]

I did a crockpot version of these last week. Then finished them on the griddle. A first for me. But the son said they were pretty good. He ate on them for 3 days....so . The smoking of the roast first will be one of the things I do next time.
Look forward to your post on them.

Jim

 

[chilerelleno]

This one?

Mexican Shredded Beef

A nice Chuckie heavily rubbed with a fiery Mexican spice blend, heavy on the Arbol chile. Smoked at 225° for four hours. Then I added two Chipotle chiles, a tablespoon plus of Adobo sauce and 1/4c of salsa casera to 1c of beef broth. Poured this over the chuck and braised four hours till...

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That would one of the good ones of mine, the one I would've suggested.

 

[chilerelleno]

This one maybe?

TexMex Night at the Relleno House

Buenas noches y hola a todos mis amigos, es noche texmex en la casa de los Rellenos. Good evening my friends, it's TexMex night at the Relleno house. My family wanted more Rolled Tacos, I wanted Chimichangas, so hey lets do both. Thus a couple of Chuckies were acquired for doing both with...

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[bigfurmn]

That would one of the good ones of mine, the one I've suggested.

With all due respect chilerelleno , I think I/we would have a hard time finding a recipe that WASN'T a good one. You sir, have shared some very amazing recipes that are fantastic. Thank you.

 

[chilerelleno]

chilerelleno I could've sworn at one time, you gave out a recipe for birria tacos where a chuck was smoked for a few hrs and then put in a pot of birria broth to finish off. Then I would dip the tortillas in the fluid and put in cast iron with meat and cheese to finish it off. However, I looked thru your posted recipes and can't find it. Do you have a birria recipe by chance? I like to get the authentic peppers and hydrate them back into a spicy broth.

It's very possible that I'm confusing the time I used one of your very delicious chili recipes where you use chipotle peppers. (I won 3 yrs in a row with that one)

Thanks for thinking it was me, but it wasn't.
To my recollection I've not posted a straight up Birria recipe.
But fo'sure some others have posted some damned good ones, a couple of which have already been linked in this thread.

That Chipoltle Chile recipe is a good one.
I'm thrilled it's done so well by you, I know it has for me.

 

[chilerelleno]

With all due respect chilerelleno , I think I/we would have a hard time finding a recipe that WASN'T a good one. You sir, have shared some very amazing recipes that are fantastic. Thank you.

Thank you sir, very kind words.

 

[chef k-dude]

I had never heard of birria tacos until I went to a Plaza Azteca restaurant in town here. Very different for sure, and they were not bad. They served them with a side of broth to dip the tacos in.

I didn't get hooked on them like I thought I would. I actually prefer their straight up ground beef tacos. This place actually seasons the meat well unlike a lot of run-of-the-mill Mexican places. I stopped making hard shell tacos at home, they are just too much of a pain and a mess for me. So I get my taco fix at the restaurant! I love them, but hate to make them (the hard shell version).

Kudos to all you making these griddled tacos. I'm getting lazy!

 

[edmonds]

I love birria. I actually prefer it served as a beef consume/soup rather than tacos. And its easier.
I've never smoked the beef, just braised it. Not sure I could taste the smoke with all the chiles in it.

 

[Torch&Tone]

Somewhere on my list of projects is recreating a local joint's lamb birria. The rest of their food is quite good, but that birria is amazing.

 

[Area]

chilerelleno I could've sworn at one time, you gave out a recipe for birria tacos where a chuck was smoked for a few hrs and then put in a pot of birria broth to finish off. Then I would dip the tortillas in the fluid and put in cast iron with meat and cheese to finish it off. However, I looked thru your posted recipes and can't find it. Do you have a birria recipe by chance? I like to get the authentic peppers and hydrate them back into a spicy broth.

Sounds similar to this, except the short ribs.

Birria Style Beef Tacos

Get Birria Style Beef Tacos Recipe from Food Network

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[chopsaw]

chuck was smoked for a few hrs and then put in a pot of birria broth to finish off.

I know this is a month old , but here's one posted by Thirdeye .

Birria Questacos With Consomé ~ A Special Kind of Street Taco

I chose short ribs for the meat on this batch, but they can be made with about any whole muscle meat. Because of the technique a higher fat meat works much better. And, because they are so filling, two per person is plenty. Or one beef and one cheese one. The sauce (aka Consomé ) is made...

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