Question for you: How much flavor is the seasoned oil supposed to have? I ordered Birria tacos from a local place ( which normally has very good authentic food ) because these sound and look amazing... I was so disappointed by how greasy and relatively flavorless they were. It tasted like I was doing shots of plain oil with meat dipped in it. I was expecting an out of body experience from the explosion of flavor.
Bruhhh I really wanna make it, ik I can do it but I can’t find the right chillis sigh anyone in Canada know where to find guajillo, de ar bol and ancho chillies? And also Oaxaca cheese?
@OriginalTharios I don't know about impossible, but incredibly impractical. I'm sure you could make sensors to analyze the smells and some kind of chemical factory to combine them in the right proportions to approximate the smells, but it would be a very bulky piece of equipment. It could technically be done, but it would never be practical enough to market.
I made this yesterday and today, and even using onion powder instead of onion, and not having any Pasilla chilis, it's one of the best things I've ever made. I added a little Penzey's Chipotle powder to bump the heat just a bit. Really fantastic stuff. 10/10 will cook again.
I agree chipotle helps this a lot. I split my batch in half and did not have pasilla peppers (used ancho), but will add them for batch 2 along with some chipotle peppers.
Just recently bought a sous vide machine. I've been watching your videos going on around 2 years. Finally broke down and bought my own and let me tell you, it has not disappointed me. Only done two cooks so far with one from last night, pork loin rolled up with bacon, garlic, onion, and spinach. Deeeeeeee-licious
Birria is definitely having its moment in the spotlight right now. I discovered the consommé that accompanies these delicious tacos at a taco stand in Baja California. The soup was better than the tacos themselves. We called it “beef jerky soup”. My wife and I craved it ever since and have been back every time we go to Baja. Birria is truly delicious.
instead of making a seasoned oil...all the oil on the top of the broth when its done you can use instead and its alot tastier....and when you pour ur broth oin the side its gojnna be only broth and not a layer of oil that u dipped in on ur first dip lol
I am so confused about this fellas accent I think he is Latino because of the accent but then the Spanish words have an accent too. Either way not throwing away the liquid water for sure.....the solid water? eh I am still on the fence on that one.
@@Goofiest.Goober Mate if you want to shut up then do it now, you say jokes that aren’t original either don’t you? So how about you leave the kid alone their trying to make people laugh.
I got a heart attack just by watching how much fat there is in this taco. I mean I'm 100% sure it is tasty af, but it's a huge health risk to eat such and similar things on a regular basis. I wanna have Guga videos for more time and I see a huge increase in fatty food lately that is concerning me.
@@BlackdogDeaf i think the taste of olive oil might overpower it a little too much. Also olive oil as a way lower smoke point then most of the others. So keep that in mine
I miss the old team and the jank-ass break room. I'm happy for Guga's success and the new content is much more interesting and diverse, but there's a lot to be said for nostalgia :)
@@dexarok 100% agree with this statement been a sub to SVE since like 10k subs but it’s awesome to see the incredible fan base he’s grown from putting everyone on the picanha wave to being one of the bigger food channels on the platform
As someone whose never had alot of money, doubly so with the pandemic, i both love and hate these videos. I get to see wonderful dishes and the highest quality pieces of meat and enjoy watching you enjoy them but i also sit here sad in a way knowing ill never be able to afford such things.
Although this looks delicious if you wanna try good and inexpensive birria you should try it with goat or lamb instead of beef, trust me it’s great (I actually like goat birria over beef)
@Ismail well I’ve never really tried cooking with sous vide but you can braise the meat on a pot and then add the broth, the UA-cam channel La Capital has a video on it using a cast iron Dutch oven over hot coals, you should check it out
In mexico the people usually fried the tortillas with a little bit of the juicies or "consome" in the griddle ,but that oil looks amazing! , no complain.
I just made a version of this, but had some modifications. I used 2.75 lbs short ribs and 1.75 lbs bone marrow. I split my batch in half and made the first half last night. I will update batch #2 with a few other modifications. I did not have pasilla peppers and subbed ancho, but will add a couple pasilla peppers on batch 2 (currently in the freezer). My first thoughts would be to reduce the sweetness and cinnamon (I used half a stick), but not using pasilla may have been the culprit. I seared the short ribs in a pan with salt and pepper and also threw the bone marrow in the pan for a slight cook on the edges. For my marinade I used onions and tomatoes from the garden and sauteed them down with the spices before adding to the blender just to give some extra roast characteristics. I also did not add extra salt and pepper other than what I used while searing. On my chili oil, I saved the spices and used them for a roasted salsa with fresh tomatoes and onions and garlic with chipotle and ancho peppers. Once completed with sous vide, I had to add a little more oomph to my consome since I did not use the pasilla and it was not as spicy as I would opt for. I added some of the salsa for that boost. The meat came out awesome, the extra salsa was awesome using the chili oil spices, I needed to stew my consome for a while to get it where I wanted, and then made tortillas from scratch. It still came out amazing, but my batch #2 will be crazy with a couple changes now that I have the ingredients. I will just thaw that out, take some marinade to add the peppers into, and then go from there. My friend thought it was one of the best things I have ever made.
If you are reading this and want to make this recipe, probably cut back on the sugar a tad. 3 lbs of short ribs and 1.5 lbs marrow should be a good balance. A little chipotle would work well with this also.
Guga SO excited about what he’s made that he takes 40 seconds to explain - to MauMau - how to dip food in sauce😂🤣 7:20-8:00 So gratifying to see your love for what you do, great as always😊
I’m so blessed to be surrounded by this style of taco in SoCal about 30 trucks & restaurants . We call them queso tacos de birria. Usually made from chuck roll .
I starting subscribing in 2017. Since the Quarantine I have been reducing my meat intake... BUT Guga's tasting portion of his videos are THE BEST! Just makes my day. I am no Vegan nor Vegetarian for sure after this... Guga had made me a Flexitarian!🤣
Several times now I've laughed during these videos because Guga always narrates in the same tone during the cook. High voice and ending with a lower voice.. Every sentence in exactly the same tone 😅 Btw this looked great! Never had a taco
Birria as I know it is authentically made with goat. With this huge current craze everyone forgot about this and is really just making beef “barbacoa” in my opinion.
I had been wondering about that. I heard birria was supposed to be goat, but I live in the US and many people use beef. It might be because goat is considerably harder to find here than beef is.
Alvaro is completely correct, not only it’s supposed to be done with goat and sometimes lamb but the braising liquid/ marinade should NEVER have sugar or lime juice in it. It’s a good recipe but it’s not birria. Don’t get me wrong, I like this channel but I just had to say it.
Hey Guga, I'm a big fan of you. Honestly, you're the sole reason, I started sous vide cooking myself. So I have a request: With Christmas is coming up next time, it is goose time again. Could you sous vide cook, an whole deboned goose? I would love to know if it best to sous vide it with or without stuffing. And also wich temperature, length will have the best results. Sending you a lot of good vibes from Germany. Stay healthy, Frederik
for cook temps that high, i like to just toss it in the dutch oven with the lid on in the oven overnight. you can also get a touch of reduction in water content if you leave the lid off, if that's your thing.
Out of everything Guga has cooked, this is the ONE item I would love to replicate in my kitchen. It looks amazingly good! Thank you Guga for finding the inspiration from someone else and sharing.
@@ElonCrusty yeah you’re totally right! I thought as a Mexican-American, it was just in Mexico and an LA thing but Birria is sweeping states everywhere. Even Guga in Miami is trying it now
Guga awesome recipe, now I don't have to drive all night looking for birria tacos, I can make them at home. Consome looks amazing............keep it up.
So... Guga, when's that restaurant ever gonna open up? I mean, you've already got a restaurant name in "Guga Foods", you've already built up a client base, and you've got the all important meat dealer, so... coming in 2021?
Maybe Guga's still dry aging a truckload of things for just opening day? I mean c'mon... dry aged brisket for 365 days takes a while (and Guga's gonna forget to tell us which was the nutella dry age and which was the pepto bismol one, right?)
@Lassi Kinnunen 81 Many restaurants use sous vide for this very purpose. They can keep it hot without overcooking it. When a customer orders it, the chef looks into the camera and says: "this may not look all that good now, but watch this!" :D
my family has a handful of restaurants in Mexico that serve our traditional birria recipe. u dont need the seasoned oil - just dip the tortillas in the juices of the meat instead and cook them that way.
It makes me proud knowing other people tasting dish’s from my parents country all about ridiculous favors Mexico has. I recommended eating for breakfast or when your extra hangover with a very spicy salsa and some tortillas with chopped white onions and cilantro and lime in a bowl with Birria.
Theres a few variations on this dish. In Ensenada Mexico where I tried this last, they eat it more as a breakfast type of meal. Every restaurant opens up and this is the main thing on the menu ( if not the only lol). What guga made is more of a quesa taco with birria because of the cheese he added. Also there's usually a soft taco and a hard shell taco. I prefer the hard shell version. You would add chopped onions, cilantro, lime a bit of salt and either dip it or pour some of that broth onto your taco before taking a bite. They're delicious and in Mexico they cost around $1 a taco. I made a video of me putting it together while having it for breakfast. Maybe I'll upload it.
You have a typo in the ingredients list. I was looking for guarillo peppers thinking it was something new I did not know about and then was like I wonder and clicked on the Amazon link to discover it was guajillo peppers which I easily found. I got to try my first birria taco tonight as did my fiancé and daughter and I totally see why people love them. Thank you for the recipe. I look forward to making it for myself.
Why cheese? Just lime, raw onion, cilantro, comino, and oíl Chile de árbol salsa,.. It is good but It is not real birria, try the recepi of Oscar please...
Truly the BEST thing I ever MADE! It's too good to describe in words.
DRY AGE WITH EASY CHEESE (AKA CHEESE WIZ IN A CAN)!!! 🧀
Roast tomatoes on a pan first it makes the sweetness come out
I think dry aged Angel will be in a special video for Halloween
Wait... Dry age in fundip
Wow it looks absolutely amazing! Great job! IHowever all the fat, isn't that too overwhelming though?
I am a mexican chef, i am so proud of the way a Brazilian cook living in US can make such a good version of a traditional mexican cuisine, congrats!
I had no idea he was Brazilian. This whole time i thought he was Puerto Rican or Mexican. Lol.
He totally screwed it when he made Tacos al Pastor 🤮
Its funny I was thinking about that the other day if he didn't have a slight accent he could pass as allot of different races.
@Fat Tony No este platillo ;)
Question for you: How much flavor is the seasoned oil supposed to have? I ordered Birria tacos from a local place ( which normally has very good authentic food ) because these sound and look amazing... I was so disappointed by how greasy and relatively flavorless they were. It tasted like I was doing shots of plain oil with meat dipped in it. I was expecting an out of body experience from the explosion of flavor.
Death row inmate choosing their last meal: "Get me Guga on the phone."
I legit would.
Honestly i saw your profile pic and cringed🙃🙃
The irony is delicious as I'm allergic to peppers. 😜
Why isn't this top comment
"I know it doesnt look that good right now"... Guga that line doesn't work here. It looks amazing.
B U T W A T C H T H I S
I was genuinely scared that he was going to torch the pulled meat & sauce
I thought the same!!!
I commented the same thing before seeing your comment.
Man, Birria is every where except my mouth.
Sadly true chef but at least u got ur waifu Rindou XD
It's just a braise with deep fried tacos. It's a really easy dish to make. 3-4 hours in an oven is the same thing.
Felt dat bro I’m trynna go cop some toko lol
Thats what she said.
Bruhhh I really wanna make it, ik I can do it but I can’t find the right chillis sigh anyone in Canada know where to find guajillo, de ar bol and ancho chillies? And also Oaxaca cheese?
Guga has the luckiest family on the planet. Let me tell you.
Yeah, guga family is tasty
except for angel, he's probably in a huge freezer somewhere. that's not lucky.
if you belive that, then become him so you can make others the luckiest people in the world
I wish I was related to him.
@@thotpatrol4926 you dont need to be related to him in order to taste his food, let alone learning how to make it
The channel he shouted out in the beginning is La Capital. The channel is mostly in Spanish but the food he makes is amazing
youtube gonna make smellavision after guga asking for the third time
@Dillon Bishop even better
Yea
@OriginalTharios I don't know about impossible, but incredibly impractical. I'm sure you could make sensors to analyze the smells and some kind of chemical factory to combine them in the right proportions to approximate the smells, but it would be a very bulky piece of equipment. It could technically be done, but it would never be practical enough to market.
Please, no. Imagine some of the things people will put up.
@@DeathBYDesign666 I bet people used to say that about computers.
My daughter came across this recipe about two weeks ago and it was an instant favorite. Couldn't stop eating until there was no more.
Guga, finally got the dream job, making enough to follow your experiments and take the advice. So looking forward to the first one!
I made this yesterday and today, and even using onion powder instead of onion, and not having any Pasilla chilis, it's one of the best things I've ever made.
I added a little Penzey's Chipotle powder to bump the heat just a bit.
Really fantastic stuff. 10/10 will cook again.
I agree chipotle helps this a lot. I split my batch in half and did not have pasilla peppers (used ancho), but will add them for batch 2 along with some chipotle peppers.
Guga, I wanna suggest making fresh tortillas using wagyu fat instead of lard. It gotta be good
Yes yes yes yes yes
Y E S
_yes_
Y E S D A M N I T Y E S
P R A I S E T H I S M A N
Most expensive tortillas in the world
Just recently bought a sous vide machine. I've been watching your videos going on around 2 years. Finally broke down and bought my own and let me tell you, it has not disappointed me. Only done two cooks so far with one from last night, pork loin rolled up with bacon, garlic, onion, and spinach. Deeeeeeee-licious
Birria is definitely having its moment in the spotlight right now. I discovered the consommé that accompanies these delicious tacos at a taco stand in Baja California. The soup was better than the tacos themselves. We called it “beef jerky soup”. My wife and I craved it ever since and have been back every time we go to Baja. Birria is truly delicious.
In México, there’s no better breakfast than birria tacos with extra spicy salsa 🤘🏻
Don't forget the coca cola!!
I was thinking the same, some salsa was missing here! A huevo!
@Ricardo Cuevas pa la cruda
That sounds like lunch not breakfast
That’s why y’all gordo lmao
instead of making a seasoned oil...all the oil on the top of the broth when its done you can use instead and its alot tastier....and when you pour ur broth oin the side its gojnna be only broth and not a layer of oil that u dipped in on ur first dip lol
Justo iba a decir que te habías inspirado en El pimienta recién molida
Que haces aqui fred?
En el que chulada
@@as.av0328 en el no me dejaras mentir
El 10 dientes de ajos
El de"El oro verde"
Instead of average bullion cubes I recommend Knorr Stock Cubes. I find it adds more flavor than salt, but there's no real recipe it's your choice.
Lolol amazing
i see the reference u did there
@@bingsu1637 ??
Add some olive oil
@@bingsu1637 I think it's marco pierre white reference
Min 8.09: when Maumau said "Amazing !" he is thinking "DEEEEELICIOUS BROTHERS !"
it's in evidence ... 😏😏😏
👋😂😂😂😂😂👍🇮🇹
I was too 😂😂
8:09
Came looking for this comment
The earrape is evidence also.
Italian flag?
5:52 I know it doesn’t look that good right now...
Yes it does
The beef broth is called consome.
“Don’t even think about throwing that liquid water away.” Noted.
I am so confused about this fellas accent I think he is Latino because of the accent but then the Spanish words have an accent too. Either way not throwing away the liquid water for sure.....the solid water? eh I am still on the fence on that one.
@@davidsantiago-ji8fi he’s brazilian
Maybe started to say liquid gold and then decided that it's too much for a chilly water..
I feel like Guga has a new favorite word:
*sMeLL-o-ViSiOn*
Finish your drink anytime he says it.
😂
I have no sense of smell, it's do me no good
I love how you enjoy our traditional flavor and how you respect the ingredients. GREAT BIRRIA TACOS
Cheers from México
Angel is still gone - he is officially in the Umai Dry bag.
Have u seem the latest vid on the guga foods channel. If this is joke then overused and no longer valid or funnies
@@sekaikage you don't have to be mean
@@sekaikage He has a point, I saw this exact same comment on the last video as well.
@@Goofiest.Goober Mate if you want to shut up then do it now, you say jokes that aren’t original either don’t you? So how about you leave the kid alone their trying to make people laugh.
@@Pgfbby *They're
Guga! You are one of my favorite UA-cam channels. Not only have I learned so much, you are fun to watch. I appreciate you…
“A little bit of canola oil”
You just filled half the pan
I got a heart attack just by watching how much fat there is in this taco. I mean I'm 100% sure it is tasty af, but it's a huge health risk to eat such and similar things on a regular basis. I wanna have Guga videos for more time and I see a huge increase in fatty food lately that is concerning me.
That is a little bit tho
Will working olive oil???
@@BlackdogDeaf i think the taste of olive oil might overpower it a little too much. Also olive oil as a way lower smoke point then most of the others. So keep that in mine
@@Xardaras Birria tacos are normally reserved for special occasions. As for Guga, im not sure.
That look of absolute pride and complete happiness @7:59 is why I watch this channel and make this food.
Love your work Guga!
Love how it turned them into giggling children when they took the first bite👌🏻🤣 That’s what I’m talking about! Keep up the fantastic work my friends❤️
Homie started clapping lol
Mamao's face said everything when he bit in. No more words were needed.
Gotta be an OG fan to catch that “It’s AMAZING” reference at 8:09
I miss the old team and the jank-ass break room. I'm happy for Guga's success and the new content is much more interesting and diverse, but there's a lot to be said for nostalgia :)
@@dexarok 100% agree with this statement been a sub to SVE since like 10k subs but it’s awesome to see the incredible fan base he’s grown from putting everyone on the picanha wave to being one of the bigger food channels on the platform
As someone whose never had alot of money, doubly so with the pandemic, i both love and hate these videos.
I get to see wonderful dishes and the highest quality pieces of meat and enjoy watching you enjoy them
but i also sit here sad in a way knowing ill never be able to afford such things.
Although this looks delicious if you wanna try good and inexpensive birria you should try it with goat or lamb instead of beef, trust me it’s great (I actually like goat birria over beef)
Braise the meat in the broth, covered, in the oven. Use chuck roast. It will be delicious.
@Ismail well I’ve never really tried cooking with sous vide but you can braise the meat on a pot and then add the broth, the UA-cam channel La Capital has a video on it using a cast iron Dutch oven over hot coals, you should check it out
Maumau loks at play and sees taco size, "Am i a joke to you?"
In mexico the people usually fried the tortillas with a little bit of the juicies or "consome" in the griddle ,but that oil looks amazing! , no complain.
I just made a version of this, but had some modifications. I used 2.75 lbs short ribs and 1.75 lbs bone marrow. I split my batch in half and made the first half last night. I will update batch #2 with a few other modifications. I did not have pasilla peppers and subbed ancho, but will add a couple pasilla peppers on batch 2 (currently in the freezer). My first thoughts would be to reduce the sweetness and cinnamon (I used half a stick), but not using pasilla may have been the culprit. I seared the short ribs in a pan with salt and pepper and also threw the bone marrow in the pan for a slight cook on the edges. For my marinade I used onions and tomatoes from the garden and sauteed them down with the spices before adding to the blender just to give some extra roast characteristics. I also did not add extra salt and pepper other than what I used while searing. On my chili oil, I saved the spices and used them for a roasted salsa with fresh tomatoes and onions and garlic with chipotle and ancho peppers. Once completed with sous vide, I had to add a little more oomph to my consome since I did not use the pasilla and it was not as spicy as I would opt for. I added some of the salsa for that boost.
The meat came out awesome, the extra salsa was awesome using the chili oil spices, I needed to stew my consome for a while to get it where I wanted, and then made tortillas from scratch. It still came out amazing, but my batch #2 will be crazy with a couple changes now that I have the ingredients. I will just thaw that out, take some marinade to add the peppers into, and then go from there. My friend thought it was one of the best things I have ever made.
If you are reading this and want to make this recipe, probably cut back on the sugar a tad. 3 lbs of short ribs and 1.5 lbs marrow should be a good balance. A little chipotle would work well with this also.
@@johnobeidin7296 Thank you for the amounts. I really appreciate it. Do you think it needs the bone marrow? Short Ribs are pretty fatty as it is...
I love watching how excited guga is to share food and recipes he uses. Makes it really entertaining to see and wish could do the same cooking haha.
best thing you have ever made thats a large statement guga
the energy and enthusiasm is just absolutely fantastic!
guga has cooked everything
except himself
time to cook him
He has to Dry Age Angel first
@@thephenomenalphantom8372 he cqnt forget the crust
So les dewit
With all the good food he's eaten, absolutely.
I know he don't look that good right nooooow...
@@msimcox2 🤣🤣
I love how you say "I know it doesn't look so good right now, but just watch" even when it's the best looking food I've seen in my whole life.
Guga SO excited about what he’s made that he takes 40 seconds to explain - to MauMau - how to dip food in sauce😂🤣
7:20-8:00
So gratifying to see your love for what you do, great as always😊
In my opinion...
That is the BEST video on the Channel
As a Birria Sommelier... I give you a ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Gracias Guga!
Tip: If you need to seal a liquid and you have a suction vacuum , freeze the liquid first.
Man...never even thought of this.
Good tip.
Guga You are crying your so Happy, it's increíble how the food makes you have feelings of happiness that bring You to tears.
This tacos are amazing to cure the hungover. You can find them everywhere here in mexico
I’m so blessed to be surrounded by this style of taco in SoCal about 30 trucks & restaurants . We call them queso tacos de birria. Usually made from chuck roll .
"It's ridiculous" Just one step away from "ludicrous". A Spaceballs reference. 😁
I was just watching spaceballs last night lol
with how fast those tacos disappeared, I'd say ludicrous speed was a thing in this video
I starting subscribing in 2017. Since the Quarantine I have been reducing my meat intake... BUT Guga's tasting portion of his videos are THE BEST! Just makes my day. I am no Vegan nor Vegetarian for sure after this... Guga had made me a Flexitarian!🤣
Everyone: he has long hair
Me: I wonder what guga looks like with hair
Several times now I've laughed during these videos because Guga always narrates in the same tone during the cook. High voice and ending with a lower voice.. Every sentence in exactly the same tone 😅
Btw this looked great! Never had a taco
Guga needs to open a restaurant I’d take a vacation for that lol !
Gotta use goat for birria, beef is used also but you gotta use Goat It tastes amazing !
Maumau every episode: wassup everybody✌🏼
Gotta make these! They are amazing looking. Grew up in construction. I love all tacos.
Birria as I know it is authentically made with goat. With this huge current craze everyone forgot about this and is really just making beef “barbacoa” in my opinion.
I had been wondering about that. I heard birria was supposed to be goat, but I live in the US and many people use beef. It might be because goat is considerably harder to find here than beef is.
@@roberts1677 trust me, try to do it with goat. It will be worth it. Real birria is best birria
@@roberts1677 on and please, dont add cheese. Birria doesnt have cheese, that's americanized birria
Alvaro is completely correct, not only it’s supposed to be done with goat and sometimes lamb but the braising liquid/ marinade should NEVER have sugar or lime juice in it.
It’s a good recipe but it’s not birria. Don’t get me wrong, I like this channel but I just had to say it.
Hey Guga,
I'm a big fan of you. Honestly, you're the sole reason, I started sous vide cooking myself.
So I have a request: With Christmas is coming up next time, it is goose time again.
Could you sous vide cook, an whole deboned goose?
I would love to know if it best to sous vide it with or without stuffing. And also wich temperature, length will have the best results.
Sending you a lot of good vibes from Germany.
Stay healthy,
Frederik
Why guga's always asking youtube for smellvision in every episode😂😂
for cook temps that high, i like to just toss it in the dutch oven with the lid on in the oven overnight. you can also get a touch of reduction in water content if you leave the lid off, if that's your thing.
"How much fat is in the food?"
Guga: "Yes"
The bone marrow and the negligible amount from frying isn't too big of a deal. ;)
Underrated comment
Oss
Out of everything Guga has cooked, this is the ONE item I would love to replicate in my kitchen. It looks amazingly good!
Thank you Guga for finding the inspiration from someone else and sharing.
Now that you're exploring Jalisco's Gastronomy, try to make "Tortas Ahogadas" or "Carne en su Jugo"!
Guga can't handle tortas ahogadas, there are too hot for him
Nice. I commented two weeks ago on the A5 quesadilla that I was waiting for birria. Thank you for delivering so soon, Guga.
Ahhhh Birria. Glad to see my people’s food getting some attention. I mean even though you didn’t prepare it properly, but regardless a good job Guga!
I'd say you wouldn't complain about eating that. I'm starving now, haha
Dude Birria is blowing up in popularity rn
@@ElonCrusty yeah you’re totally right! I thought as a Mexican-American, it was just in Mexico and an LA thing but Birria is sweeping states everywhere. Even Guga in Miami is trying it now
Love the energy this guy gives off
Guga making a colab with “Pimienta Negra Recien Molida”???
Pimienta negra recién molida 😎👌
Hay uno de Thanksgiving creo
Guga awesome recipe, now I don't have to drive all night looking for birria tacos, I can make them at home. Consome looks amazing............keep it up.
2 years ago I searched HOW TO COOK PERFECT STEAK and I discover this channel. now I'm almost 100KG PERIOD !
Getting invited for dinner by Guga would be a dream come true. I envy his family.
Bro this man family must be eating good everyday
I just love seeing the pure joy of Guga and his friends and family eating these wonderful foods!!😁
So... Guga, when's that restaurant ever gonna open up? I mean, you've already got a restaurant name in "Guga Foods", you've already built up a client base, and you've got the all important meat dealer, so... coming in 2021?
You might be onto something.
And he has a good bunch of friends and family who will help him set it up and possibly run it.
@@weejohnbb its possible, if Angel doesn't eat all the food first
I've been suggesting that for months now. No reply.
Maybe Guga's still dry aging a truckload of things for just opening day? I mean c'mon... dry aged brisket for 365 days takes a while (and Guga's gonna forget to tell us which was the nutella dry age and which was the pepto bismol one, right?)
@Lassi Kinnunen 81 Many restaurants use sous vide for this very purpose. They can keep it hot without overcooking it. When a customer orders it, the chef looks into the camera and says: "this may not look all that good now, but watch this!" :D
When Guga calls you and asks if you are hungry.... the answer is always YES!
“Bone marrow and I are best friends”
- Guga (2020)
Guga and Oscar putting Mexican food at the top of the world, thanks guys.
I need to know, what kind of cheese did you use?
Try queso blanco
That reaction after the bite you took discribe the lovely taste good work i will make some tomorow maybe
Weird, thought I’d clicked on Food Wishes...
guga is chef jhon in disguise.
Every food youtuber is making a birria video now
my family has a handful of restaurants in Mexico that serve our traditional birria recipe. u dont need the seasoned oil - just dip the tortillas in the juices of the meat instead and cook them that way.
Oscar from La Capital would be proud!
It makes me proud knowing other people tasting dish’s from my parents country all about ridiculous favors Mexico has. I recommended eating for breakfast or when your extra hangover with a very spicy salsa and some tortillas with chopped white onions and cilantro and lime in a bowl with Birria.
This is Mexico 🇲🇽 :’)
Theres a few variations on this dish. In Ensenada Mexico where I tried this last, they eat it more as a breakfast type of meal. Every restaurant opens up and this is the main thing on the menu ( if not the only lol). What guga made is more of a quesa taco with birria because of the cheese he added. Also there's usually a soft taco and a hard shell taco. I prefer the hard shell version. You would add chopped onions, cilantro, lime a bit of salt and either dip it or pour some of that broth onto your taco before taking a bite. They're delicious and in Mexico they cost around $1 a taco. I made a video of me putting it together while having it for breakfast. Maybe I'll upload it.
DRY AGE WITH EASY CHEESE (AKA CHEESE WIZ IN A CAN)!!! 🧀
this needs to happen
You have inspired me to cook this way. I have ordered my first set up. And am super excited to cook this first.
Why not skim some of the fat of the sauce to use as frying oil?
That’s how I’ve seen it done in the other 15 birria recipes on my feed
Una verdadera joyita no me dejaras mentir.
I haven't heard a good "Deeeeeeeeeeeeeelicious" in a while.
My ears and audio gear are glad he's gone.
You have a typo in the ingredients list. I was looking for guarillo peppers thinking it was something new I did not know about and then was like I wonder and clicked on the Amazon link to discover it was guajillo peppers which I easily found. I got to try my first birria taco tonight as did my fiancé and daughter and I totally see why people love them. Thank you for the recipe. I look forward to making it for myself.
Since I have cooked everything in this world its time to cook my self everybody so now I say enough talking and its time to cook me
That's crazy! I've been asking for these and the whole time you'd already made them.
Guga: makes a complicated marinade that involves special ingredients and preparation
Also Guga: and that’s as easy as it gets!
First Joshua Weissman makes a video and introduces me to this amazing food and then I get a sous vide everything video? Glorious.
I wonder if the vegans call guga "The Meat Demon" or something😂
Guga I’m Mexican living in Mexico and I’ve never tried birria before, but man my mouth is watering so much... I wantttt
U mexican and never tried birria before? How is that possible?
@@Carlosgrioss Nunca la he probado, no he tenido la oportunidad pero espero pronto comerla
Funny that you call him "Mao Mao", in thai language "Mao" means "drunk" and "Mao Mao" means "very drunk" xD
In Northen México "bien mamao " very very drunk 😝
Love the constant video uploads, Guga! I can't get enough of these videos!
You lost me at the Bouillon lol Some Mexicans would call that cheating or the lazy way.
La Capital is freaking AMAZING......aaaaaay papa y no puede faltar la pimienta negre recien mooolida y el oro verdeeee
Why cheese? Just lime, raw onion, cilantro, comino, and oíl Chile de árbol salsa,.. It is good but It is not real birria, try the recepi of Oscar please...
Guga you could feed the world with your beautiful food! We need to have Guga food everywhere.