Chuck Roast goes at 225 for 4 hours. Finished in the Birria Broth for another 4-5 Hours. Lovely

by Skapoodllle

15 Comments

  1. ThatHikingDude

    Oh man, why didn’t I consider this previously! This is brilliant

  2. Drewski_s

    Highly recommend using beef cheek with the same process. It’s the only way I’ll make birria now for the family.

  3. halfbakedkornflake

    What veggies/peppers/spices do you use for the broth? I’ve tried following a few different online recipes, but it always comes out more spicy than I get at restaurants.

  4. I’ve been using Tasty’s recipe and doubling just the amount of beef, and it’s fantastic. A highly requested meal from me, and I just lightly smoke the meat for an hour or two before searing and putting in the consommé. https://tasty.co/recipe/birria-tacos

  5. I’ve smoked dozens of briskets, probably close to 100 pork butts, countless pounds of chickens, turkeys and hams. Birria Tacos is BY FAR my favorite thing to cook.

    I’ve only ever used chuck roast for the meat (even though the traditional recipe calls for beef cheek) and it’s still amazing. I can’t argue that cheek will elevate it but don’t hesitate to use chuck as a substitute.

    Making this again in (checks calendar) 10 days. Absolutely cannot wait.

  6. Amazing-Objective-20

    Here’s $100 dollars make me 10. Keep the fucking change my friend.

  7. moosepoop10

    Looks like it’s mid (Meat I’d Destroy). Good job OP

  8. clonneggsandham

    NSFW because I just came in my pants at work watching this

  9. i freeze brisket trimmings and once i’ve got enough, cube and smoke, throw in birria broth for a few hours and boom, free birria

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