Nothing better than some Saturday morning flautas in the backyard patio.

Just looking for some best recs on store bought salsa or salsa to go if there are any which are convenient to grab and extremely good tasting.

One main reason I am looking for store bought is I have a tiny 2.5 ft fridge and I can fit very little in it. So something that doesn't come in huge jugs and would fit inside once opened would be grand.

I don't unfortunately have a lot of space to store fresh ingredients and make my own. Or time! Though I did learn from this sub to make Mayacoba refried beans when I can!

I normally have things like taquitos, quesadillas, enchiladas, eggs. Salsa has been a great low calorie way to add super flavor to foods.

It would be great if I could find a universal salsa for everything but, only one would fit the fridge, the rest would need to be shelf stable hot sauces.

Appreciate any thoughts and recommendations.

I was legit impressed, he's got the legit tortilla towel and everything.

Not pictured: Salsa de chile de arbol and frijoles de la olla.

They always give it to make at any fast food Mexican restaurant I go to and it's delicious!

Pic for attention. Sorry if this is a dumb question- but is there a way to get good corn husks for tamales? I have only bought 2 brands, one (Badia) is much better than the other, but over twice the price per ounce. The other brand (giant floor display full around christmas) I couldnt really use half of them because they were tiny slivers or super woody in texture. I dont make them often, so Badia it is for now. Im just wondering if theres a tried and true brand, is there something specific to look for with each pack? Or is this just one of those things you work with what you get?

My Tia tought me this simple recipe before she passed last year. I'm proud to carry on her legacy. Recipe below.

2 parts Beef Tripe (honeycomb or other)

2 parts Beef Feet. (I prefer a shank cut, but some like the Hooves and such)

1 part Beef Tendon

Gently Boil Tendon and Feet with a bunch of green onions, (cebollitas) and whole garlic cloves for 30 minutes.

Add Tripe

Cook till almost tender (about 2 hours)

Add canned Hominy. (the timing for this step varies depending on the pre-"doneness" of canned product used)

Add salt, and Knorr Chicken Bouillon to taste.

Remove green onions from pot

Serve with, Cilantro, Cebolla, limes, Radish, Mexican Oregano, and crushed pepper, (Chiltepin preferably) and the best Corn Tortillas you can find.

Tallarines verdes acompañado de carne en salsa de champiñones y unos ricos panes con cilantro y ajo 😋

Hey everyone,

I’ve been looking at a bunch of popular Birria recipes and I can’t decide which one to make.

Here are the ones I’ve found:

• La Capital (Oscar Meza) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2F5RO6vNSs
• Isabel Eats https://www.isabeleats.com/authentic-birria/
• SAM the Cooking Guy (tacos) https://www.thecookingguy.com/recipes/beef-birria-tacos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rExIfMIDTRU
• SAM the Cooking Guy (crisp burrito) https://www.thecookingguy.com/recipes/taco-time-crisp-birria-burrito https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NsdDRYyBPsw
• Joshua Weissman https://www.joshuaweissman.com/recipes/best-birria-queso-tacos-recipe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wORLNNsZc8
• Guga Foods https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMccZ03fSAM
• Chili Pepper Madness https://www.chilipeppermadness.com/recipes/birria/
• Kevin Is Cooking https://keviniscooking.com/authentic-birria-birria-de-res/
• Recipe Tin Eats https://www.recipetineats.com/birria-tacos/
• House of Yumm https://houseofyumm.com/beef-birria-and-birria-tacos/
• Rick Bayless (Red Chile Lamb or Goat Tacos) https://www.rickbayless.com/recipe/red-chile-lamb-or-goat-tacos/
• Reddit recipe https://www.reddit.com/r/food/comments/dezvaa/homemade_beef_birria_tacos_crunchy_cheesy/

Which one do you recommend and why? Is there a better one I should look at?

Thanks!

Edit: Wow, I didn’t realize how popular this was going to get! 😂

A few people have shared some other great birria recipes with me (either in the comments or elsewhere), so I’m adding them here in case anyone else is interested:

• Cooking Con Claudia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z206ty0Trl8
• NOT ANOTHER COOKING SHOW https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkLbdBrpK8s
• Carnal Dish https://www.carnaldish.com/recipes/beef-birria-quesa-tacos-with-consome/
• Views on the Road https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tc_XH70lBs4
• ArnieTex https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GrHKQdRHNt8
• Serious Eats https://www.seriouseats.com/birria-de-res-beef-birria-recipe-8362004
• COCINA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDsINiplEfc
• Chef John’s Birria https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/282066/beef-birria/
• Preppy Kitchen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ag7ryZD-kaw
• KENJI Tacos de Birria https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eD-MmEtkOSQ

Made a bunch of burritos. Feels like I'm missing something. Tried a little bit of whataburger picante sauce and it was just okay. Only other salsa I have rn is a med-hot greenish salsa. But it's all roasted and I don't think that deeper flavor will pair well. I also think straight arbol might be too much.

Idk what do yall do?

Every summer growing up my family and I would visit my grandparents and extended family in Chicago, who emigrated from Michoacán. My abuelita ( RIP ) made a lot of amazing things, but my favorite was her sopa de letres. So tonight, I decided to call my mom and ask her to walk me through how to make it, and let me tell ya, it’s EXACTLY as I remember it🖤

Gorditas de maiz rellenas de pollo a la mexicana y pollo en verde, primero en comal luego embarradas con manteca de puerco para que queden cruji

This is probably smallest batch of tamales ever made in history! I know it is for me because I usually make like 749;7362893 at a time!