Barbacoa on the Weber Kettle (Super Easy!) | Chuds BBQ



This week on the Weber Kettle series, I show you how to make amazing Barbacoa Tacos made with beef cheeks. Cooking on a Weber Kettle makes this a super easy recipe!

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23 Comments

  1. You are supposed to add oregano when you are cooking it over night just a few leaves and usually dont add more fat because the meat is already fatty but that's more of a taste thing also you should only eat it with fresh chopped onion and cilantro and salt with your fav hot salsa.

  2. I see when every you make bread you use a kitchen aid mixer for the dough. When every I see you making tortillas you always use a food processor. Any reason why? I just have neither and I’ve been building up my kitchen appliances and was looking at one or the other as my next thing to buy.

  3. I did this and it was absolutely incredible. I haphazardly seasoned with what I thought was too little salt and pepper thinking I'd adjust after the cook. The meat was absolutely fantastic with the smoke flavor as is.

  4. I tried this with my beef cheek trimmings. Put them in the crock pot on low overnight and they were dry as a bone. Tge meat essentially fried in the beef fat. Checked the crock temp and it was 275 degrees. Not all crocks are the same, I guess, so check your temps.

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