Beef birria recipe

Prepare to tantalize your taste buds with my all-time Fave Birria Tacos recipe! Picture tender, shredded beef, oozing with cheese, and crisped to perfection—these are hands down the best homemade tacos you'll ever sink your teeth into. We're talking braising a rich birria de rez, crafting a flavorsome consomé, and frying up tacos with luscious Oaxacan cheese. Get ready for taco perfection! Make-ahead, Gluten-free, Dairy-free + Vegan option.

Though birria is traditionally made with goat, we’ve become partial to this beef birria recipe. Full of chiles and spices, it’s a stewy braise that always satisfies.

This Mexican Birria recipe features tender, slow cooked beef in a broth flavored with a variety of dried chilies and spices.

Perfect for the warmer months, this instant pot birria recipe makes the most flavorful, tender beef for juicy birria quesatacos in no time!

Popular Mexican Beef Birria recipe includes tender braised beef in a rich consomé broth, served as a stew, or used to make tacos.

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.

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.

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!

An ultra-flavorful take on the iconic Mexican beef stew - Birria de Res! Beef chuck roast is slowly simmered with garlic, onions, tomatoes, and a blend of guajillo and pasilla chiles until meltingly tender.

Crockpot birria is the easiest and most flavorful method for making this super popular Mexican beef stew. Serve as a stew with its flavorful juices, or shred the meat for use in burritos, enchiladas, or birria tacos! Use the sauce for dipping your tacos!