HOW TO MAKE DELICIOUS QUESABIRRIA TACOS STEP-BY-STEP: Slow Cooker Beef Recipe with Consomé
If you haven’t had Quesabirria Tacos yet, you’ve been missing out. It’s a style of taco made with mouth-watering meat that’s been slow-cooked in a delicious marinade and the tortilla is fried in chile-infused oil. Add to that some cheese that melts while frying, and a consomé to dip your taco in, and you have heaven on earth! In this video I show you HOW TO MAKE DELICIOUS QUESABIRRIA TACOS STEP-BY-STEP. Read on for the complete recipe.
Quesabirria Tacos
For the birria, you will need:
4-5 lb. chuck roast
8 dried New Mexico red chile pods, stems & seeds removed
2 pasilla ancho chile pods, stems & seeds removed
half a large onion
2-3 garlic cloves
1 Tbsp. oregano
1 Tbsp. cumin
1 1/2 tsp. kosher salt (plus more for seasoning meat)
1/2 tsp. thyme
1 stick of cinnamon
1 bay leaves
olive oil
Rinse the meat clean and pat dry with paper towels. Cut meat into pieces that are about the 5 to 6 inches. Season generously on all sides with salt. Sear pieces of meat in skillet that’s been coated with oil. Once meat is lightly browned, place in crockpot that has been set to Low.
Take chile pods, onion and garlic and fry them in same skillet. (You may need to add a little more oil.) When you begin to see char marks, pour about a cup of hot water into the pan so that the chile pods can soak in it and begin to soften. Turn off burner and let sit approx. 5-10 minutes.
Carefully transfer chile, onion, and garlic to blender. Pour in water left in skillet. If the water does not almost cover the chile, feel free to add a little more water. You want the water to almost cover everything in the blender. Add oregano, cumin, kosher salt, thyme and blend until you have a smooth sauce.
Pour sauce over meat in crockpot. Place cinnamon stick and bay leaves on top. Cover and let cook on Low for 6 hours, until meat is fork tender.
Remove pieces of meat from crockpot and place in a dish where you can use a fork to shred it. Add a little sauce over the meat to keep it moist.
For the Consomé you will need:
(The amounts are not exact, depending on how much you want to make. It’s roughly a 3-to-1 ratio of chicken broth to chile sauce, and you add as much cilantro and onion as you like. This is just to give you an approximate idea.)
1 cup chile sauce reserved from the slow cooker
3 cups chicken broth
1/2 cup fresh cilantro, chopped
1/2 cup onion, chopped
Take a cup of chile that was used to cook the meat in out of the crockpot and place it in a saucepan. Add chicken broth to it, and let heat on stove top over medium high heat. Once heated, add fresh cilantro and onion. Cover and turn off heat. Pour into small, individual dishes for dipping.
For Tacos you will need:
corn tortillas
chile-infused oil, reserved from crockpot
shredded cheese of your choice (muenster, Monterey, or Oaxaca are great choices)
Shredded birria meat
*more cilantro & onion for garnish
lime wedges, optional
Dip individual tortillas into chile-infused oil that is left in the crockpot, then place on hot skillet to fry. Immediately cover top of tortilla with shredded cheese. Add shredded birria meat and fold tortilla over to form taco. Let fry on both sides until cheese in melted. Use a spoon to add more chile oil, if necessary.
Serve tacos while hot with a side dish of consomé for dipping, and addition cilantro, onion & lime wedges for garnish.
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1:52 “Latin Urban Rock” – Joseph Sheu
5:09 “Latin Jazzy Funk” – Music Design by Jason Inc.
27件のコメント
We hadn't tried or heard of this until a few months ago we tried a place here in Old Town, in San Diego, that is well known for birria, called Tuetano. It's really amazing, as my husband says 'superacherequeterecontra…delicioso!' they do it with fresh, fat, flour tortillas, only difference I can see. Thanks for the recipe, hopefully we can make it ourselves and save some money.
Marcie your recipes are fantastic! We are in love with New Mexican cousin! Your dishes are so beautiful! Any recommendations were to find similar pottery and dishes?
Hi Marcy love you ! Going to make this on Thursday for company coming over. I have been wondering why you don't use the Mexican Oregano ? I pick it at my grampa's and use all the time thanks Blessings
Oh my! They look sooooo delicious. I can’t wait to try this recipe. Thank you!
Love!!!
I’m making these today ❤
Nice job, Marcy. So many variations of this idea with seared meat leads to a great variety of dishes. thanks much!
Just discovered your channel and your food looks delicious!
Yummy 🤤
These look delicious! Can’t wait to try this recipe.
JUST FOUND YOU HERE AND ALREADY LOVE IT AND WANT A COOK BOOK!!❤
That looks delicious!!
When I use store-bought tortillas I use a guerro brand also. I have never tasted this style Taco I can't wait to try it
☺️❤oh my goodness how delicious that looks. The meat….Wow!!
I have never tried Birria. Can hardly wait to try these tacos. Muchas Gracias.
Marcy that was beautiful!!! I got really hungry watching it! Thank you so much 🌹
is cooking it on the stove stop same amount time 6 hours ?
This looks sooo good im gonna try this im always get intimidated but this looks easy enough😬🥺
Hi Marcy Love this recipe just wanted to know how long do I leave it on the stove ?because I don’t have a slow cooker.
Never had those tacos but sure looks delicious 😋
Yummmmmm
I am going to have to try this. The company I work for had a mexican food truck come to our facility last week. They were feeding the employees as part of a company celebration. I ordered the Birria Tacos. My god they were good. This was the first time I had ever heard of Birria so I want to make them at home. Thank you for taking the time to post.
NO BEEF BROTH not CHICKEN !! Youre using beef chuck roast … its not a chicken birria recipe !!
I love how you show us step by step what ingredients you include and how much. It makes it all so easy!
Yum Marcy
This is by far my MOST, MOST favorite Mexican dish, so much so that I ask my husband to take me to El Taco Dorado food truck here in Yuma, for my birthday and Mother's Day!!!! Oh this is soooo good.
This was awesome. You are the best. I'm making these. Again.