Birria brisket

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.

Crispy, cheesy, and full of tender, fragrant beef—it’s hard to beat the pleasures of a birria taquito. And while birria tacos became all the rage on social media, we find that rolling everything up in a tight little package makes them perfect finger food and easier to dip in the aromatic braising liquid. This is a phenomenal way to feature leftover brisket cooked on your Traeger.

Mexican Birria is a savory, rich stew traditionally made with goat meat, but often prepared with beef or lamb. It's renowned for its robust, deeply spiced, slightly spicy broth and tender meat. Often served during festive occasions, it can be enjoyed as a stew or taco filling.

Birria is an incredible Mexican dish that originates in the state of Jalisco in the west central part of Mexico. It is a meat stew made from goat meat (but is also made using beef or mutton). Birria is a celebratory dish most often served at weddings and baptisms or at Christmas and Easter.

There are actual restaurants that have adopted this recipe, so you know it's good!

This authentic Mexican Birria de res features a rich chile broth with chunks of tender, juicy beef. Serve as a stew topped with cilantro and onions or use it to make birria tacos.

This rich and flavorful Mexican beef Birria recipe can be served as a stew in the rich chile broth or enjoyed in Birria tacos or quesadillas!

Birria Enchiladas are a mouthwatering Mexican dish featuring tender, flavorful beef birria wrapped in corn tortillas, topped with melted cheese, and baked to perfection. This recipe combines the rich, slow-cooked birria with the classic enchilada style, resulting in a dish that's perfect for any occasion.

This birria recipe showcases a famous meat stew originating from Jalisco, Mexico, featuring lamb, goat, or beef simmered gently in a flavorful chili...