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Birria (Spanish: [ˈbirja] ) is a meat stew or soup,
originally made with goat, but now
commonly made with beef. The meat is
marinated in an
adobo made...
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Quesabirria ('cheese
birria') (also
called birria tacos or red tacos) is a
Mexican dish
comprising birria-style
cooked beef
folded into a
tortilla with...
- today,
mainly in the
United States,
birria is now a
distinct dish.
Restaurants or
street carts that
serve birria are
known as
birrierias and
exist throughout...
- of Jalisco,
birria was
mentioned in a 1925
Article in the El Paso Herald. The taqueria, El
Remedio in San Antonio,
began offering birria de res tacos...
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Birria language may
refer to: Biri language/Birigaba (Maric)
Pirriya language/Bidia (Karnic) Both are
Australian languages. This
disambiguation page lists...
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culture are
originally from Jalisco, such as mariachi, tequila, ranchera,
birria, and jaripeo—hence the state's motto:
Jalisco es México ('Jalisco is Mexico')...
- open a new pop-up
restaurant in
Toronto called Birria Balam,
specializing in the
Mexican dish
birria. Matheson, Chomyshyn, and
Guadjardo opened up a...
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companion to
various Mexican foods,
mostly seafood and stews, such as menudo,
birria and pozole.
Tostadas can be
found across Mexico.
Toppings for
tostadas are...
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foods in the city
include barbacoa (a
specialty of the
central highlands),
birria (from
western Mexico),
cabrito (from the north),
carnitas (originally from...
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Pickled pigs' feet Poc Chuc
Patitas Pollo asado Pollo motuleño
Barbacoa Birria – a ****y stew from the
state of
Jalisco traditionally made from goat meat...
