Nov 08, 2020 · Continue to simmer until the chicken is cooked through. Remove the chicken, shred, add back into the soup, season and serve with the toppings. Crock Pot Chicken Tortilla …
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Crockpot Birria is the easiest and most flavorful method for making this super popular Mexican beef stew! Serve as a stew with its flavorful juices, or shred the meat for use in burritos, enchiladas, or birria tacos!
Crock Pot Birria Tacos are tender shredded beef tacos in a corn tortilla with cheese and a rich chili consommé for dipping. Make these amazing tacos for a special occasion! 1. Place the chilis in a saucepan with 3 cups of water and bring it to a full boil on the stove top.
Traditionally, birria was cooked in a cast iron pot, then placed underground with coals for a slow cooking process. Today, most people simply cook the meat in a Dutch oven or large pot on the stove top for several hours.
While it is certainly possible to use flour tortillas, corn tortillas are the traditional route in this Mexican food classic. You will need a Crock Pot that holds at least 6 quarts or more in order to slow cook the beef for birria tacos.