Instant Pot Birria Tacos (Quesabirria)


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Although they’ve been around forever, one of the top food trends of today are Birria tacos (also known as Quesabirria since it …

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  1. Terry Dougherty
    Terry Dougherty says:

    Jeff, Jeff, Jeff… you have outdone yourself with this one. Top 5 of your Recipes hands down for me. I made these tonight for my wife and I. They turned out amazing! 9 of 10 amazing… (10 of 10 would require goat meat and being physically in Guadalajara Mexico). My wife who spent 26 years of her life in Mexico was very surprised and gave this recipe her Mexican approval and said these are very authentic. I used half chili ancho and half guajillo. I also added 3 cups broth because…. who does not want extra broth with this amazing dish! I did need to bump up the seasoning salt for the amount of meat and broth. I would also recommend queso quesadilla if your local market has a mexican/Latin selection. To anyone on the fence on this mexican recipe coming from an instant pot and a Jewish author…. Jeff knows delicious dishes… give it a try!

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  2. Ed Krstic
    Ed Krstic says:

    Love using my instant pot. I will add this to my recipe list.
    I have some older tortilla shells in my fridge. This makes sense to use them and save them from discard.
    Iā€™m definitely using my fresh cilantro in this. My kitchen will be happy to be a taco truck tonight.

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  3. Michael Corkery
    Michael Corkery says:

    Jeff, thanks for another great video. I have been watching your videos for a long time and you always do a great job. Thank you so much for teaching me how to use my Instant Pot Duo Crisp. I love all tacos. šŸ˜

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  4. April
    April says:

    Dear Jeff, I have made MANY of your dishes to include shwarma, beef stroganoff, wild rice chicken, etc and they have been AMAZING! I have a ninja foodie 14 on 1, which in case anyone is wondering is still šŸ’Æ the same with time and temps. …. I have a request for you to perfect in the insta pot please šŸ™‚ an Indian Dish, Mutton Biryani. šŸ™‚ or lamb biryani. its similar to shwarma.There are some channels on here with the dish made in the insta pot, but they are difficult to understand. HomeCookingShow, cooking with my son, episode 2 has a wonderful recipi but she uses a traditional pressure cooker instead of the instapot. we NEED to convert this šŸ™‚

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  5. Guy Colerick
    Guy Colerick says:

    This was an OMG moment but I am one of those people that live to eat. Jeff this one ranks right up there with your Zuppa Toscano and Guacamole recipe. Disregard previous comment regarding cook time for the chuck. I did cut it into thirds and cooked it 60 minutes and it was perfect so you're spot on with the 60 minutes and 15 minute cool down. Absolutely fabulous!

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  6. Libby Hardel
    Libby Hardel says:

    You know what doesn't go good with this video? Binging The Walking Dead….this looks like something they'd have used for a Walker's innards. lol I'm sure it's delish but I'm sitting here thinking about TWD. lol

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  7. Kathy Pariso
    Kathy Pariso says:

    These look amazing Jeffery. Please donā€™t apologize for using lots of ingredientsā€¦that is what ā€œelevatesā€ a dish up to restaurant quality! When recipes only have 5 ingredients, you have to ask yourself if this is going to be McDonaldā€™s or Burger King food. If so, why cook?

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  8. Gail
    Gail says:

    OMG, JEFFREY! I just woke up to your new video and already Iā€™m salivating!! I live in California and Iā€™m sure this is a winner! Looked up your Amazon page but got a ā€œsorryā€ not availableā€¦hopefully this recipe will be in your ā€œ work in progressā€ new cookbook šŸ˜˜šŸ˜˜ ( the big question is, did Richard like it?). Keep them coming!!

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  9. Mindy's Mom
    Mindy's Mom says:

    Hiiii Jeffrey! I love love Quesabirria Tacos! There are so many food trucks making these in my community here in Southern California! Youā€™re amazing! Your recipes are spot on! My ALL time favorite, is your IP pastrami! It was a bit time consuming, but the end resultā€”chefs kiss! You NEED your own IP segment on TV Food Network! Food networkā€”take note! I kid you not! I LOVE YOU and all of your recipes Jeffrey! I have tried so many and theyā€™ve all worked out for me. Thank you!!

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  10. ZM Crater
    ZM Crater says:

    Yaaaay thanks for the recipe! I just messaged you about this sometime last month and was so excited to wake up to the notification of this video! šŸ˜šŸ˜ā¤ā¤ Super looking forward to making this!!

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  11. Jay Goldstein
    Jay Goldstein says:

    Oh Jeffrey, you've upset my Mexican wife….You need chile de arbol, guajillo peppers, cinnamon, chile morita, TOMATAOES, onions, and garlic for your salsa. Cook those first and then blend. That's the liquid to cook your meat in…that will also be your consommĆ©.

    I'm sure yours were delicious, but a few more ingredients and it will taste authentic.

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