Quesabirria tacos are popping up everywhere these days, especially on social media. If you haven’t had the immense pleasure of eating one yet, they’re kind of like a cross between a shredded beef taco ...

A birria taco next to a bowl of birria braising liquid - Lauripatterson/Getty Images Few things are as flavorful as an authentic, well-made birria. A slow-cooked Mexican stew flavored with chili, ...

Birria is a popular lamb or goat stew from the Mexican state of Jalisco. The preparation process is long and tedious. The meat is salted and rubbed with a red chile paste to marinate for 12 hours.

When fresh, guajillo chiles are known as mirasols or “sun gazers,” because the fruits grow upright, tipped toward the sun. After ripening, they’re dried and smoked until they reach a deep garnet, with ...

Check out this dish inspired by the San Antonio Spurs, just in time for the holidays. NBA.com Staff The #NBAXmas Cookbook offers an interactive and festive experience where NBA Fans can try recipes ...

Boil 2 pounds of meat, 4 teaspoons of salt and 24 cups of water and boil for an hour. While the meat is cooking, Blend the ingredients in step 2 and mix it into the pot where the meat is cooking. Do ...

Birria tacos have a long and storied history in Mexico before they blew up around the U.S. food truck scene a few years ago. The tacos are full of slowly stewed meat — usually goat or beef — with a ...

Birria originated in Guadalajara, Mexico, and has a history that dates back more than 150 years. But it’s one of the hottest restaurant trends in San Antonio and across the state, with birria photos ...

In the U.S., when most people imagine delicious birria tacos, they think of spicy, juicy, and impossibly tender beef. The spiciness and juiciness are definitely part of birria, but beef isn't the only ...

Nothing soothes the soul this time of year — especially considering our collective trauma of 2020 — like a warm, rib-sticking bowl of beef stew. One bite is all it takes to bring most of us to our ...

For a limited time, Cafe Rio has added the traditional Mexican dish Beef Birria to their menu. The elaborate cooking method includes slowly simmering select beef cuts with mild guajillo and arbol ...