Amazing Shredded Beef Taco and Burrito Filling Recipe – You will never go back!


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Tired of using ground beef to fill your tacos and burritos? Well, worry no more! This recipe will make you a believer.

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  1. Valeria Greku
    Valeria Greku says:

    Tried to today, the meat was very shredded but alert for none mexicans: The recipe is very very scipy! I used half the amount of chilli powder, my eyes were tearing and my mouth was on fire so try to use much less chili in case you are dislike spicy food

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  2. DragonflyArtz1
    DragonflyArtz1 says:

    This is perfect for what I was looking for. I am planning a weekly "Fiesta" night in my Freezer Meal planning. I needed a way to make a lot of meat for Chimichangas, Enchiladas, Fajitas that was not too pricey and I could season up differently…so they don't all taste like the Tacos! This is a way I can cook them all then bag them up and season them and freeze them. Perfect! Thank you!

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  3. Nancy Cathey
    Nancy Cathey says:

    I like to add to my crock pot on low level overnight! I add the spices and use less, less water. Basically I want the juices and spices fuse. In the morning I removed from crock pot and place it in the refrigerator and after work; make our dinner!

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  4. Lady Hawk
    Lady Hawk says:

    This is similar to how I do it making shedded tongue taco meat too…even beef heart. I DO skin the fresh tongue and cook low and slow. The nest pot roats flavor you ever had. Many never know they are eating tongue! Of course for the Mexican flavor I cook all spices in with the meat.
    I love experimenting, many here have tunnel vision when cooking these bits and bobs from the cattle. We butcher a few times a year and I keep this stuff along with leg bones (for bone broth) , cheeks and the diaphram muscle..which I might add is fabulous maranaded and smoked , as is the heart.
    Never tried smoking tongue yet , a good winter project!

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