I’ve never heard of Birria in my life and I live to cook. I’m in Australia and assume it must be an American (or some other culture) thing? You can bet I’m going research it now though.
I love to make birria. We start with tacos/burritos/quesadillas, but for the leftovers, we make ramen or grilled cheese. It's so good. I still love eating Birria in its original version as a soup!
Where's that woke crowd that shut down the Australian sushi. This looks good for real just remember if a blue haired weirdo comes in tell them you got a Japanese guy cooking the noodles. lol
The flavor profile is very Indian. I'm guessing it came from India>Arabia>Spain>Mexico where it made one final evolution to Birria and now it's going to Japan. Almost circling the entire world.
what i don't understand is that there isn't cheese in it. my favorite part of tortilla soup is the gooey cheese that kinda sinks to the bottom. they NEED to add cheese to this.
Wow no recipe or nothing lol feel like I just watched a commercial for the travel channel lmao they need to not let this dude do anymore vids the guys a hack
There's a birria ramen meal kit that Costco sells in the refrigerated section (among the cheeses et al) which is remarkably delicious and definitely worth a try. Also totally reasonable size for a Costco item – only 2 decently sized portions, packaged separately.
I’ve never heard of Birria in my life and I live to cook. I’m in Australia and assume it must be an American (or some other culture) thing? You can bet I’m going research it now though.
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I love to make birria. We start with tacos/burritos/quesadillas, but for the leftovers, we make ramen or grilled cheese. It's so good. I still love eating Birria in its original version as a soup!
The commentator sounds like young joe rogan
Wow!!! I could eat it by the gallon 😋
That's real fusion
That looks very nice.
Where's that woke crowd that shut down the Australian sushi. This looks good for real just remember if a blue haired weirdo comes in tell them you got a Japanese guy cooking the noodles. lol
The flavor profile is very Indian. I'm guessing it came from India>Arabia>Spain>Mexico where it made one final evolution to Birria and now it's going to Japan. Almost circling the entire world.
What is Iberia broth?
great recipe!
what i don't understand is that there isn't cheese in it. my favorite part of tortilla soup is the gooey cheese that kinda sinks to the bottom. they NEED to add cheese to this.
Wow no recipe or nothing lol feel like I just watched a commercial for the travel channel lmao they need to not let this dude do anymore vids the guys a hack
There's a birria ramen meal kit that Costco sells in the refrigerated section (among the cheeses et al) which is remarkably delicious and definitely worth a try. Also totally reasonable size for a Costco item – only 2 decently sized portions, packaged separately.
That sounds like so much fun! I sound like its the veg and the garnishes that tie it all together