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  • This is a good REcipe and my Granpa would get a chile paste then put it in a clay oven or a big pot. My my would make beef Birria in a pot just like you are doing it... This is your best recipe and as authentic as possible. So kudos to you..... People only make 2 types of Birria beef (res) and mutton (chivo). We make tacos de birria or in a bowl like you did. Good job white girl !

  • awww you husband is so lucky and you are very gifted cook and might i add there is nothing sexier than a woman willing to learn there husbands culture im jealous very big thumbs up great recipe.its almost just like my moms

  • Thanks for this recipe, it's very similar to my mom's birria, we are from the State of Jalisco!!!

    And we as well make our Birria with Beef!!!

    You are great!!!

  • hi guera, Im Americana also and cook for a mexican man :) Thanks for the videos it really helps...also will you add the ingrediants to the sidebar or to your video....it would help alot...thanks :)

  • hey iam married to amexican im amexican and she dont treatme like this i wish i can find some one like uu no ofence

  • What if you wanna cook more than 2 lbs of beef? it would be helpful if you add all ingredients to the side under more info.

  • you go girl... I am sure your hubby is lovin it. I am mexican , and mexican man's way to his heart is through his stomach, I am sure you heard that before. But its true. , your great . keep cooking it shows your debotion .

  • your hot

  • Looking at tha way you got down on the birria reminded me of when i use to help my mother in the kitchen I feel that I understood your way beter keep them traditional mexican recepies comming

  • We really enjoy watching your videos.. you do a great job!:)

  • Hi saw your Vid, I am also Mex American. And thumbs up on your lil Doc. I would also like to add to your recipe. With most soups my Mom taught me to lightly sear the meat w/ little oil before putting in water to boil to get that grilled flavor in your soup. Just some hints. I don't know if it would apply on this certain dish. Thanks anyways

    Brian

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