Taco Time Crisp Birria Burrito
jeffraben.com/recipes · No. 242
Just because I made one a big, fat crispy delicious burrito - doesn't mean you have to. I mean you can, but maybe buy smaller tortillas and make a bunch of them.
Ingredients
Method
- Remove stems and seeds from chiles and put into a blender, add the boiling broth and cover with lid - leave 15 minutes to soften
- Turn pressure cooker to 'sear' or 'brown'
- Cut the chuck into 2-3 inch pieces, season with salt & pepper, and sear in 2 batches in the cooker - repeat with remaining beef
- Add the onions with a little more oil and cook until softened, about 5 minutes
- Mix in garlic, and when fragrant put in the vinegar, and let simmer for a couple minutes, then add the beef back in and kill the heat
- To the softened chiles add the oregano, cumin, coriander, chipotles, salt & pepper and tomatoes - blend until very smooth and pour over beef in pot
- Mix the flour with enough water to make a thick paste
- Put into a tortilla, roll up (stuffing more into the ends to fill the gap) and use the flour paste to seal
- Heat oil to 350, and cook the burrito until golden brown on all sides - use some of the cooking liquid for dipping :)
From thecookingguy.com/recipes/taco-time-crisp-birria-burrito (Sam the Cooking Guy). Note: steps 7 and 8 (which would cover pressure cooking the beef) are not fully shown on the page - directions jump from step 6 to step 9.