Brisket birria

Though birria is traditionally made with goat meat, this easy, slow-cooked beef birria recipe is a LOT easier to make at home. Full of Mexican chiles and spices, it’s a stewy braise that satisfies.

This Birria de res recipe is a delicious Mexican dish featuring slow-cooked beef in a savory and flavorful broth. It's seasoned with authentic dried chiles, cinnamon sticks, cloves, and more.

These Brisket Birria Tacos by @firehousegrub are the most satisfying taco you'll ever try. A balanced blend of Rich, savory, and creole flavor with melted Oaxaca cheese makes these tacos simply heavenly.

Birria de Res for Birria Tacos is easily made using your pressure cooker or Instant Pot! Perfect for the warmer months, this instant pot birria recipe makes the most flavorful, tender beef for birria tacos in no time without heating up your kitchen! Use the shredded beef to make juicy, drippy, pan-fried birria quesatacos dipped in that savory birria broth.

These beef birria tacos (quesabirria) are the best thing ever with their crispy tortilla, melty cheese, and flavorful consommé dipping sauce. Plus, it's easy to make with my easy crockpot birria recipe!

Easy Beef Birria is a comforting Mexican stew that you can turn into all sorts of dishes, from tacos to soup (and more)! Beef is slow-cooked in a savory broth, infused with chiles and spices, and cooked until fall-apart tender. Serve this classic Mexican dish with lime wedges, cilantro, and a side of Mexican rice. Or make easy beef birria tacos with corn tortillas and your favorite, melty cheese. This recipe is perfect to throw in a slow cooker on a busy day. There’s nothing more satisfying…

Birria de Res is a vibrant, flavorful Mexican beef stew with tender braised beef and a spicy broth. The sauce is infused with a blend of dried chilies, spices, and herbs, while the beef is slow-cooked until fork-tender. Beef birria can be enjoyed on its own or used in your favorite Mexican dishes, such as tacos, burritos, tortas, and more. We even love it on pizzas and in breakfast hash! Gluten-free, dairy-free.

Braised brisket in a flavor packed broth is the star of these beef birria tacos with au jus. Serve with pickled radish and tomatillo salsa.

These tacos are EVERYTHING!! They start consomé dipped cheese quesadilla shells, then succulent, flavorful beef topped with onions, cilantro, and fresh lime juice. Served with a side of consomé for dipping. Options for stovetop, slow cooker, or Instant Pot. Naturally gluten-free.

This easy birria tacos recipe lets you make rich, savory beef in the slow cooker. You'll dip corn tortillas into the flavorful chipotle braising liquid, stuff them with tender shredded beef and cheese, then pan-fry them. Top these cheesy quesabirria tacos with fresh pico de gallo, cilantro, and a squeeze of lime. Bonus: use the braising liquid as a tasty dipping sauce. You'll quickly see why these birria tacos have taken the internet by storm.

Switch up your brisket game with these mouthwatering Brisket Birria Tacos! 🤤🔥🌮.

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Introduction of QDOBA Brisket Birria, made with tender, shredded beef brisket slow cooked for 10 hours in chiles and garlic to infuse

Great Authentic Flavors in this Beef Birria Jalisco Style. Check it out an impress your family and friends.

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Indulge in authentic Beef Birria Tacos with homemade consommé! These tacos boast tender, slow-cooked beef, rich broth for dipping, and crispy tortillas delicious comfort food for mashups like taco night, foodie gatherings, or cozy dinners. #BirriaTacos #TacoNight

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Birria Sauce Birria Consome Recipe – Tasty Shelter

This warm bowl of flavorful beef birria is perfect for a cold night in. This authentic Mexican recipe is enjoyed with a side of tortillas, white onions, cilantro and a squeeze of lime. Use the leftovers to make my famous Birria Tacos!