You have gotten plenty of pronunciations for Oaxaca. The peppers are pasilla=pah-seeya, arbol=ahr-ball, guajillo=wa-hee-oh. No matter how you pronounce them, birria is one of the most flavorful meals ever created. Yours look amazing. I am on team dipped because if you can dip in the grease only, the tortilla will crisp up beautifully with the flavor going all the way through it. Also, slip a little of the cheese on the griddle before laying the tortilla on top. Crispy cheese, crispy tortilla, amazing beef and onion crunch - so tasty it's probably sinful in many countries.
I just got a griddle as a Christmas present and started looking up some videos. This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and you got a follow! Easy to follow along, entertaining, and you make it look easy. Can’t wait to try this recipe out…looks phenomenal!
Hey Neil I love how you cooked everything in one pot! I have watched a lot of videos on these tacos but never seen everything cooked together. I bet it was delicious
This looks so awesome thanks for sharing, my wife got me some stainless steel taco holder to make some on the black stone. Now after watching your video I got to go the the grocery store for dinner tonight.
Those were awesome Neil and Amy, so glad you two work together so well to come up with these superb recipes. Thanks for sharing with us. Stay safe and keep up the fun around there. Fred.
These look great! If you like a crunchy tortilla, make a straight chile oil and dip the tortillas in that. Now you have the best of both worlds! But I’d belly up to all of those you made today! Can’t wait to make birria on my new griddle!
@@TheFlatTopKing Thank YOU! I've been enjoying the heck out of your videos. You guys have so much fun! (have you tried adding a couple of habaneros to the mix?)
Qaxaca is traditional cheese for barrio and other dishes depending on location in Mexico... There are a few great cooking shows/documentaries that film from Quaxaca and you get to see them making the cheese... It's kind of like mozzarella, even how they make it. Very cool and delicious
Those look FANTASTIC brother, my daughter is a big fan of the QuesoBirria’s. Imma have to make some of these for her and the family…thanks for the inspiration
Thank you so much. I have this exact griddle and the front part not seasoning was driving me insane. It was causing sticky areas due to uneven seasoning, resulting in having to spend alot of cleanup time. The oven trick changes everything. Thank you
It seems like it's always cooler there than here on the southeast border of Wisconsin. You must be at a higher elevation in the Smokies or something then.
My shells are sticking to the griddle. I haven’t been using as much oil on the griddle as you. Have you ever had that issue before. Do you think the oil could be the issue?
I have not...how well do you think your griddle is seasoned...Maybe temp could been an issue...its important to get kinda hot...almost the idea of fry...425 ish...its hard to know without literally being there...
The actual base is from Costco...you can find similar at Lows, Home Depot, or Harbor Freight....the second cutting board is from Lowes...they have different sizes as well
Just went to your Pellets and Potts web site, there is a Rubs and Sauces section, but nothing there. Was looking for your Texas rub recipe you mention here.
Definitely doing this recipe. Oaxaca is pronounced "wa-hock-a". It must have warmed up seeing that you switched from a full jacket to a vest with long sleeves hybrid.
WOW.. Absolute FIRE!! Love it! Which outdoor griddle are you using or which is your favorite? Live in Florida on Tampa Bay and every outdoor cooking device seems to only last a few years
You were close on all 3, but what does it really matter how you say it? This isn't Spanish 101 FYI a double ELL, "L", in Spanish is an E sound. Guajillo - wha-hee-o. Again, doesn't matter how you pronounce it. Looks stupid delicious.
Hello Guys, i am from Russia. I have been watching american culinary chanels long time and it is iteresting to me, do you eat anything without melted cheese, bacon, all that staff? Some soup, vegetables, fish?
Those look amazing, obviously, and I want one very badly. Also, love the show and the other show. But if I had a criticism, this is a bit much! We're into multiple meats, including exotic meats, meats cooked over multiple days, using different cooking methods, using many man hours, multiple cooking apparatuses, inside and outside. Can this be considered something I might reproduce? Also, love the show. And I love Pellets and Pits. Subscribed. Also use your website. Bought the seasonings. I'm all in.
Absolutely it can....I actually did one when we first started years ago...look up my other one...Cheat Birria Tacos with ground beef...super easy...and mention something like you just did... I wlll say...to us its not to much...I absolutely love to cook and we make easy med and hard dishes...sometimes I like to go all out....like Pastor..or homemade naan..just something for everyone
I'm tickled that you're using the good, dried chiles.............I cringe when you try to pronounce the names😅.......but your explanation of the flavor choice by taste profile was spot on. All the gelatin from the boney meat chunks does wonders for the mouth feel of the eating experience. I bet the contents of that pot of goodness would make some killer enchiladas too...........
8:34 Sorry im watching those peppers on that flat top for that long and i cant help but cringe. Dried peppers when releasing the oils can go from yummy to bitter in the blink of an eye. Raw pepper yes get some char, but dried no just warm them...
I love the honesty of this channel. It's sooo... "Pure", and not contrived or canned. Rock on!
Appreciate ya
You have gotten plenty of pronunciations for Oaxaca. The peppers are pasilla=pah-seeya, arbol=ahr-ball, guajillo=wa-hee-oh. No matter how you pronounce them, birria is one of the most flavorful meals ever created. Yours look amazing. I am on team dipped because if you can dip in the grease only, the tortilla will crisp up beautifully with the flavor going all the way through it. Also, slip a little of the cheese on the griddle before laying the tortilla on top. Crispy cheese, crispy tortilla, amazing beef and onion crunch - so tasty it's probably sinful in many countries.
For whats its worth...spelled like that I can actually pronounce...thats fantastic...I truly thank you...
Arbol=Arh-bowl. . Tree in spanish 😅. . .
Messy in the absolute best way!! It was great to see you do some different versions. I think I might prefer the undipped as well. Love that crunch👍😊
I totally agree! Crunch for the WIN...
I just got a griddle as a Christmas present and started looking up some videos. This is the first video I’ve seen of yours and you got a follow! Easy to follow along, entertaining, and you make it look easy. Can’t wait to try this recipe out…looks phenomenal!
This meal looks good guys ! THANK you for this one , who needs a COOKBOOK when we all have you guys to watch ! THANK you Frank from montana.....
Hey thanks bud....
By the way Brother Welcome home and, thank you for your service.
Hey Neil I love how you cooked everything in one pot! I have watched a lot of videos on these tacos but never seen everything cooked together. I bet it was delicious
Thanks so much!
Definitely a different way!
I've gotta try that!!
Wow Neal those Tacos 🌮 de Barria look so delicious and tasty. You did an amazing job on them. Have a great week.
Thank you! You too!
This one had me salivating. I still like the cheat version with ground beef too. Great recipe!
Ture...I actually saved the consume just for that...wasnt going to film...but you and I both now how good it an be
This looks so awesome thanks for sharing, my wife got me some stainless steel taco holder to make some on the black stone. Now after watching your video I got to go the the grocery store for dinner tonight.
Heck yeah
Absolutely fantastic Neal! Looked totally amazing and delicious. Another well planned cook! Cheers brother 🍻
Thank you...
Stunning that's all i can say a lot of effort into one dish. And only gets better i would have done anything to taste those tacos 👏
Wow oh wow that looks super fantastic…….make sure this recipe goes into your new cookbook! Neal nicely done mate! 🎉❤😊
For sure...thanks
Hands down one of my favorite meals!! I’m starving now..
Those were awesome Neil and Amy, so glad you two work together so well to come up with these superb recipes. Thanks for sharing with us. Stay safe and keep up the fun around there. Fred.
Thanks so much Fred....
What u think about adding adobe pepper sauce???
These look great! If you like a crunchy tortilla, make a straight chile oil and dip the tortillas in that. Now you have the best of both worlds! But I’d belly up to all of those you made today! Can’t wait to make birria on my new griddle!
I roughly followed your video, and wow! I loved the results! Thanks for the inspiration.
heck yeah...thanks
@@TheFlatTopKing Thank YOU! I've been enjoying the heck out of your videos. You guys have so much fun! (have you tried adding a couple of habaneros to the mix?)
Qaxaca is traditional cheese for barrio and other dishes depending on location in Mexico... There are a few great cooking shows/documentaries that film from Quaxaca and you get to see them making the cheese... It's kind of like mozzarella, even how they make it. Very cool and delicious
Ah, good to know - Thanks for the info!
Looks absolutely amazing. Thanks so much for sharing. Happy holidays to you and the fam.
Wow Amazing!
Thanks!
I've never tried making Birria Tacos... yet. Looks very tasty! Nice work guys!!
TY
Those look FANTASTIC brother, my daughter is a big fan of the QuesoBirria’s. Imma have to make some of these for her and the family…thanks for the inspiration
Hey thats what its all about...thanks bud....
Thanks!
hahahah Thanks bud...really appreciate you...
Well deserved 💪🏻💪🏻
Looks great!
Thank you for this video. Dang, that looks good! Gotta try it!
I appreciate that...cheers
This tacos looks so delicious sheesh!!!
Thank you so much. I have this exact griddle and the front part not seasoning was driving me insane. It was causing sticky areas due to uneven seasoning, resulting in having to spend alot of cleanup time.
The oven trick changes everything.
Thank you
Glad it helped!
Amazing!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks great Neal. You know I'm from Vidalia onion land but we prefer the white onions with Mexican dishes.
Fantastic is right.
TY
Looks Amazing
Thank you
Oaxaca = Wu-hock-a. Can't wait to give these a try
Hey Guys Just Ordered A 3 Pack Of Yer Stuff! Great Shows Always
Hey that’s fantastic. Really appreciate that and hope you enjoy
I had to sit up when the prime rib bones were introduced. Legendary.
hhahaha
In the South it's "Kroger's", live with it. We have to put up with Rad-i-ator
Amen
It seems like it's always cooler there than here on the southeast border of Wisconsin. You must be at a higher elevation in the Smokies or something then.
Close...I think it has more todo with no sun available under the porch...
Your Spanish is not bad, your English is okay... take that "s" off Kroger and you'll make my day!
WOW that’s all I can think of
Thank you
My shells are sticking to the griddle. I haven’t been using as much oil on the griddle as you. Have you ever had that issue before. Do you think the oil could be the issue?
same, my shells stick to the griddle... I tried adding more oil and they still stick but not as much
I have not...how well do you think your griddle is seasoned...Maybe temp could been an issue...its important to get kinda hot...almost the idea of fry...425 ish...its hard to know without literally being there...
Where can I find the recipe I don't seem to see it
I’ll take 3 of each! Great way to show there is more than one way to ………
Thanks Gary
Quick question for yall!
Where’d you get the wooden table that you used to prepare the tacos in this vid?
The actual base is from Costco...you can find similar at Lows, Home Depot, or Harbor Freight....the second cutting board is from Lowes...they have different sizes as well
Just went to your Pellets and Potts web site, there is a Rubs and Sauces section, but nothing there. Was looking for your Texas rub recipe you mention here.
We are currently getting it up as we speak...just ran out of time
Should be 100 done by end of day today
Great thanks!
Definitely doing this recipe. Oaxaca is pronounced "wa-hock-a". It must have warmed up seeing that you switched from a full jacket to a vest with long sleeves hybrid.
You are correct....typical this time of year
WOW.. Absolute FIRE!! Love it! Which outdoor griddle are you using or which is your favorite? Live in Florida on Tampa Bay and every outdoor cooking device seems to only last a few years
Traeger....so far its my favorite
Hi Neal, is this recipe on the flat top king website,
Wah-ha-ka
that sounds alot better...
Those look so super tasty Neal!! 🔥🔥🔥
You were close on all 3, but what does it really matter how you say it? This isn't Spanish 101
FYI a double ELL, "L", in Spanish is an E sound. Guajillo - wha-hee-o. Again, doesn't matter how you pronounce it.
Looks stupid delicious.
You should try making smoked mozzarella, and add it to pizza…yum ( cold smoke)
Where is this recipe at I can’t find it on the website?
We didnt make one for this...its hard to keep up with videos, recipes etc...
I was just needing the spices and ratios for the spices you added everything else is very well explained.
Looks amazing and I'm sure it'll be delicious! If you want to impart even more flavor, never use water, fill that sucker up with beef stock.
When are we getting a "T-Rub" that ??
I know right....
What store do you get the diamond crystal kosher salt?
Amazon...
I separate the fat from the juice. So I can fry in birria fat. Yum
I have tried that 2 different times and just could not get the same crips...and suggestions
Did the tomatoes just disintegrate or what?
Great job trying the pronunciacians.
Hello Guys, i am from Russia. I have been watching american culinary chanels long time and it is iteresting to me, do you eat anything without melted cheese, bacon, all that staff? Some soup, vegetables, fish?
Absolutely..have plenty of videos available
Those look amazing, obviously, and I want one very badly. Also, love the show and the other show. But if I had a criticism, this is a bit much! We're into multiple meats, including exotic meats, meats cooked over multiple days, using different cooking methods, using many man hours, multiple cooking apparatuses, inside and outside. Can this be considered something I might reproduce?
Also, love the show. And I love Pellets and Pits. Subscribed. Also use your website. Bought the seasonings. I'm all in.
Absolutely it can....I actually did one when we first started years ago...look up my other one...Cheat Birria Tacos with ground beef...super easy...and mention something like you just did...
I wlll say...to us its not to much...I absolutely love to cook and we make easy med and hard dishes...sometimes I like to go all out....like Pastor..or homemade naan..just something for everyone
@@TheFlatTopKing I'll check it out - thx Flat Top King!
Birria de Res is the beef version. There isn’t one specific meat for birria tacos.
Outstanding Performance. Love your channel. Good try on pronunciation!!! Just show the Label!!!!!😁😁😁
ahahhah Thanks Terry....thats about all I can do...
Life jacket ? Pull the string !!!!!! Sorry couldn’t help it 😂😅
hahahhah
The cheese is pronounced "wha- haqua" Great recipe BTW
Yes! Thank you!
I'm tickled that you're using the good, dried chiles.............I cringe when you try to pronounce the names😅.......but your explanation of the flavor choice by taste profile was spot on.
All the gelatin from the boney meat chunks does wonders for the mouth feel of the eating experience. I bet the contents of that pot of goodness would make some killer enchiladas too...........
ahhaahha You cringe....imagine what I must feel like..ahahhaah
WUH HA KUH
Oaxaca = wa-HA-ka
O…hock…a.
8:34 Sorry im watching those peppers on that flat top for that long and i cant help but cringe. Dried peppers when releasing the oils can go from yummy to bitter in the blink of an eye. Raw pepper yes get some char, but dried no just warm them...
Well...definitely depends on the griddle temp as well...
Recipe would have been nice.
you threw out the best part of the meat..🙄
To you...not to me or most...😳
@@TheFlatTopKing ...YES to me is the best and most tasty.🤤
Get to the point. There's so much wasted air
find another channel then..hahahah Im doing just fine