
So, for authentic recipe, go to link ๐ โคต๏ธ
https://www.mexicoinmykitchen.com/beef-birria-recipe
I, on the other hand, do it slightly different. First, I sear seasoned meat. Also, rather than vinegar as my acid, I squeeze in juice of one orange and juice of one lime ๐๐ or lemon, depending on what I have. I put the chile pods (usually 3 different kinds), tomato, onion, chipotle with a little adobo sauce, broth, and seasonings all in pressure cooker (instant pot) for 55 minutes, depending on size of roast. I do add a pinch of brown sugar (or two ๐) just because we like how it balances the flavors out. I shred meat in my slow cooker and use immersion blender in the liquid, pour it over meat. And yes, I always dirty both pressure cooker and slow cooker ๐คญ because I like serving from original slow cooker due to height and shape. Plus, I can leave it on the warm setting. My pressure cooker is too big and deep to serve from. My family prefers the little street taco size flour tortillas. I like both flour and corn tortillas, but the little flour ones are easy, and everyone likes it. We just warm tortillas and ๐ฅ ๐คทโโ๏ธ We then use tongs for the meat and a ladle for broth. DELICIOUS! ๐

Hmmm… ๐ค which fat? I cook with the words “Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat” in my head. I went with beef tallow to sear beef roast.


Flip beef over in pressure cooker to mix broth and seasoning.



