Birria doesn't make you gain weight, the beer we drink with it does though.
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Birria for dinner
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Birria doesn't make you gain weight, the beer we drink with it does though.
You can use any meat you want. I used pork and venison taco and beef tripe for soup. I went with what I have at home. I can get lamb here but not goat. Oxtail is one of my favorite too.
I often use Javelina hams for Birria, and it's terribly good.
Can't have one without the other....
Id love an easy slow cooker recipe.
Only time I tried I had to soak guajillo chilis in near boiling water then drain and blend to a puree with other seasonings to slow cook in the oven with the meat. It was kinda a long process and the chili skin particles would stick in my teeth. I wasnt certain what to use to thin the puree to turn it into the delicious stew I was going for. Overall it was good, but I need to find an easier way or just keep working it till I get it.
We can post them here. I will say, I've seen a dozen recipes and they all differ is some way or another, but all good.
LOL! No problem, Brother. You are right; there are plenty of recipes out there. I am not very good at following recipes. I look at them for a general idea and then go from there. For instance, the recipe I looked at called for ancho chile. But since I have ancho, arbol, and guajillo chiles in my cupboard, I used all three. I make my own bone and vegetable stocks.
There is a local authentic Mexican food joint that sells goat meat Birria tacos, burritos and even bowls. I love it enough to give it a go. I have everything except for the goat meat and I have that lined up.
Did you use your Dash sous vide to breakdown the meat or straight to the pot/grill?
Did you use your Dash sous vide to breakdown the meat or straight to the pot/grill?
No sous vide this time. I used a pressure cooker for the tripes. For the pork and venison, I seared and then slow cooked with sauce in the oven covered until fork tender. It shreds easy enough for a taco and yet semi-firm for soup.
didn't even know I was hungry 
