Tribal People Try Birria - A Mouthwatering Mexican Dish!

[@shogunvelazquez9031]

As a Mexican, all these men have my greatest respect, what a wonderful way of expressing our food.

[@SK_509]

I'm Pakistani and I live in Mexico. The first time I tried birria, it reminded me of a Pakistani dish called "nihari." Sooo good! I learned how to make it and cook it once in a while when I set time aside. Mexican food is quite similar to Pakistani food in regards to taste/spices.

[@wey_incognito2323]

Tu hablas español?

[@MissWendyMansen]

Que lindo que disfrutes tu estancia en México. Bienvenido y ojalá compartas tus recetas con nosotros 💞🇲🇽

[@jdos5643]

I just love Mexican food.

[@sergicalcantara]

I’ve been living in Chihuahua Mexico for close to two years now! I’ve actually met a ton of Pakistani ppl living here. When they do markets in downtown the Pakistanis and Arabs have their own posts and everything! Love talking to them. God bless brother! 🙏🏼

[@humavenado6401]

You got me really curious about Pakistani food. I hope I can try it sometime

[@Cristinact]

As a Mexican, I am truly honored to see their reaction to this delicious dish. Thanks to the Tribal People Try staff for today's choice of meal. And, most importantly, it looks very much like the way we would ACTUALLY cook it. Our cuisine tends to be so horribly slaughtered all around the world! 😭

[@jasmoni0422]

True. I personally dislike when a Mexican inspired dish is called authentic, and then they add cheddar cheese. Mexicans don’t use cheddar cheese.

[@johnb7046]

@@jasmoni0422 My god the times I have to explain this to people. Americanized tacos are gross. I used to have to do two kinds of tacos with an ex girlfriend of mine. She would eat those crunchy yellow boxed 'taco shells' as she called them with cheddar cheese and use a spice packet on ground beef. Or just wrap it in a barely warm, dry flour tortilla with no salsa. Just blech all around. It's like she didn't want to eat a better taco..

[@mufasta8322]

@@johnb7046 You should have slapped her

[@syed_ways759]

ummmmm...... naw it dont but hey it's nice they tried

[@jasmoni0422]

At least Rachel Ray didn’t make them. Her pozole and Mexican rice videos were horrible. She totally destroyed both recipes.

[@nathandomier1157]

Mexican food is so special. No matter where you're from, good Mexican food feels like going home.

[@mojavedesertsonorandesert9531]

💯💯💯💯

[@spanglishonly6509]

It's raza food as in indigenous food let's always give credit to the original race of our continent.

[@poileen]

Thats why we are the happiest people in the world, economy and violence could be worst everyday but with mexican food you feel in heaven

[@jdos5643]

Mexican food is heaven

[@jclozanoc]

I have heard us mexicans do things the way we want, to the point a mexican can be born anywhere in the world and still be mexican, so IT IS home to anyone mexican at heart

[@Juan17003]

They even responded like us, ,," En el nombre sea de Dios"" love it😂

[@chino98120]

Amen!!!

[@topchingon]

Yes. I noticed that they called on God before eating. We latinos do that always...

[@MeidoInHebun]

@@topchingon Nope

[@melaniea.3767]

I noticed that also! I love it! ❤❤❤

[@MustanGT91]

Lol when they said that I was like yoooo!

[@wraithstrongopark]

i have a feeling that they would like many mexican dishes.

[@farticlesofconflatulation]

There are a lot of paralells with Pakistani/Indian cuisine and Mexican. We both even use tortilla or roti to scoop up food to our mouths.

[@nannyqiu]

I agree, they'd love pozole, mole, tortas ahogadas, tacos dorados, enchiladas, pambazos...

[@EatPraySmoke]

Every human would love Mexican food and I’m not Mexican

[@Israeli_Prince]

@@farticlesofconflatulation don't forget that Mr.Capone a Pakistani is an honorary Mexican.

[@mountaindew3201]

Not quite similar but ok

[@jr3753]

Tahir is correct. Us Mexicans are the luckiest people on the planet to call Mexican food our food.

[@marlonquintana3466]

😊

[@Remixchannel-xv2nh]

Don't like to brag but it's FUCKING TRUE 😂🤙

[@ronswanson4422]

I've always been so jealous of Mexican families getting to eat it all the time!!!

[@Queenofthatank]

It's a beautiful place where delicious exotic culinary cuisine went to have babies with indigenous cuisine and badabing badabam we got Mexican food ❤

[@ltme4134]

Don’t forget to add dangerous drug dealers and corrupt government.

[@alanxD12]

"You are the luckiest people in the world if you eat such things every day". En verdad que somos tan suertudos de pertenecer a una cultura tan rica en historia y gastronomia. Que orgullo ser de un pais tan hermoso y que hermoso es que otros paises reconozcan y aprecien nuestra cultura.

[@karenwhaley8635]

We moved to Southern California when I was 12. My first Mexican food was Taquitos with Guacamole dip. Delicious! We went into Mexico many times per yr. during the six yrs. I lived there. Tamales are another favorite of mine. I have to say Chili Rellanos are my very favorite of the dishes I've had. I love Mexican food!! I make enchiladas and many other dishes often Lots of authentic recipes on YT! 😊

[@DonRamiro1]

historia y gastronomia Y CULTURA. Mariachi, tequila, charreria, piramides, historia. Mexico es un tesoro.

[@DonRamiro1]

@@karenwhaley8635 RellEnos.

[@karenwhaley8635]

@@DonRamiro1 sorry, (I sounded it out) I couldn't remember how to spell rellenos!! But I love to eat them!! 😀

[@LordHoward]

I'm American with no Mexican ancestry, but it's definitely in my top 3 favorite cuisines

[@Gonzalez_MX]

That's cultural appropriation. Shame on You 😡

[@john-j7e7e]

@@Gonzalez_MX get lost crazy liberal

[@miguelusaf13]

@@Gonzalez_MXwhat? 😒

[@Sushibites160]

@@Gonzalez_MXshame on you. Stop with your nonsense. People can appreciate each others culture with NO issue. I bet you’re not even Mexican 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@MrFerosso]

​@@Gonzalez_MX😂😂😂

[@TacoCat8891]

Yo soy de Guadalajara, y esto me hace sentir muy orgulloso 😃

[@tylerdurden1923]

Amos por unas quesabirrias.

[@chihawks87]

Igualmente, siendo de la fiel, nada mas rico que una birria jajaja 🤣

[@elmannyachi]

Denle 4 a los de la fiel. 🤣🤣🤣

[@victor1655]

igual mi familia y la birria es de lo mas rico que hay, yo trato de prepararla en mis cumpleanos para que sea mas especial el rollo. mis demas familiares de gdl prefieren el pozole para las fiestas y celebraciones.

[@omargarcia517]

We are “the luckiest in the world for our food culture” thank you very much sir, I just got lucky and was born in beautiful 🤩 magic Mexico 🇲🇽

[@wetguavass]

he knows

[@therune2you]

viva mexico, que linda

[@Dug184]

@@therune2you ok

[@holywarrior2610]

Every 1 know Mexican food is the best in the world , Mexico its like its own world has everything in one country its crazy .

[@younggoose7315]

Beautiful when there’s cartels killing 100k people a year

[@blooros]

As a Mexican woman, this video almost made me cry from pride and happiness. I love how they all praised god before they took a bite. And the reaction is so spot on. I am from Zapopan, Jalisco and this is our breakfast food after mass on Sundays. It is very medicinal and good for the body too. We usually eaat it on a plate with beans and maybe rice. The consome, is very special to us and we do drink a mug of just that with our birria. So yummy

[@SmokeyChipOatley]

This is the proudest I’ve felt of my Mexican heritage in a long time. I had no doubt in my mind that they would love it.

[@pinkroseyrose]

❤

[@lindaostrom570]

mexican food is delicious , flavourful with fresh healthy ingredients.

[@Victor-uv6ke]

Indeed..birria its the bomb for sundays..

[@karenwhaley8635]

I love Mexican food! So much flavor and so good for you! I've been eating it for over 54 years Began my love in 1969 on my first trip to Mexico. The beautiful clothing, silver items, pottery, leather goods, guitars. The hand stitched embroidery on blouses absolutely gorgeous. Beautiful weather, places, and kind people made my trips fantastic. 😊

[@faizrehman451]

It's true. When I was in NYC, I tried birria dipped in the consume, I was like Holy shit this is bong paye! 🇲🇽🇵🇰

[@ricardoarrreola5278]

More like momb baye😅

[@nicolasolvera8533]

Gracias por disfrutar nuestros sagrados alimentos , saludos amigos de un Mexicano bendiciones

[@FasterDrivers]

Mexican cooking is very ancient, similar to our friends in the Old World. I think this is the reason many of our dishes are familiar to our palates.

[@helenbailey8419]

That makes sense

[@yardner1963]

I refer to Mexican food as The Original Soul Food

[@Meriale46]

All cooking is ancient... otherwise we'd have all starved to death ions ago. hahaha

[@FasterDrivers]

@@Meriale46 I don't think you understood my point. Cooking is a form. We wouldn't have starved to death, but we would also wouldn't have dishes. We would be eating things as they are, animal style.

[@alfonsedente9679]

2 opposite ends of the world. Not related

[@dellytancyl524]

this entire video is basically how I felt the first time I have Birria. I followed a recipe and it took hours - my family finished the whole thing in less than an hour and asked for more. It was amazing.

[@shlynn-k3c]

@Badatallthis Stuff 10 dollars? really? hahahaha.

[@layzy24]

Get mamao

[@jazr4224]

@Badatallthis Stuff I don’t think birria and cheese should go together

[@moguel1524]

@@jazr4224 why? It's not traditional, but neither is beef birria and that one is a staple now, nothing wrong with a recipe evolving to different forms of the core idea is preserved. Cheese birrias are a delight, so I don't see what would be the problem.

[@melefn9832]

Where did you find the recipe. I’m thinking about making some

[@gritskennedy5007]

The first time i ate it i took one bite and immediately cried. It brought me to tears so delicious!

[@iluvBulma]

lol

[@charlie2b-d335]

For a chef to remind their clients of their favorite childhood dishes is the ultimate compliment, is like wining a master chef award! and for the taster! when a dish brings back childhood memories is something very special that is cherished from the deepest memories a person can remember, it can bring all kinds of feelings to the point of bringing tears of joy sometimes.

[@rubenssj4]

It’s so heart warming to hear such beautiful comments about our food. God bless all of you and your families. Sending lots of love from México 🙏🏻💙

[@nivek190671]

I love these guys and how they are so excited to try things they wouldn't usually come across in their culture.

[@petestaint8312]

Agreed! Love all of them. 👍

[@raymondweaver8526]

Very game of them

[@mturker100]

One of the best joys in the world is experiencing what everyone else has to offer and is proud of. This is the best spirit of humanity.

[@moonshinethics]

Heres a video of the dish they are talking about kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXismYCGn7pksJI

[@vbee3571]

We often forget, but as Tahir says..we are the luckiest people on earth!

[@MartinRiosArellano]

OMG 😱 I can’t believe you guys got Birria for them! This is awesome! Birria is a must if you visit Mexico. Congrats on this one 🙌🏼

[@evilclowntra]

It's not the traditional way ... this is queso taco style

[@evilclowntra]

@@brettanomyces7077 I know I'm out in Cali periodically , i was just say they should know the original first ...😋

[@brettanomyces7077]

@@evilclowntra Ya first time I ever had birria it was goat meat in a stew. Now most all birria tacos are beef. Both are good.

[@jeffalbillar7625]

@@evilclowntra what is the traditional way?

[@VCountess]

@@jeffalbillar7625 traditional way is made more like a stew and most commonly made with goat. Best dish ever.

[@TuskeyeAndSon]

As a Mexican this is awesome… give my boys some more 😄

[@DonRamiro1]

with lime!

[@badbizzle3007]

I love this ! As a Mexican , I wish we had this for breakfast everyday 😆 🤣

[@miguelusaf13]

For recalentado

[@marielosjauregui9065]

Pa el recalentado nomas❤

[@DonRamiro1]

You could-if you lived in Guadalajara.

[@badbizzle3007]

@@DonRamiro1 😆 🤣 Guadalajara ! Nombre ! Soy chef guey , como mejor que Guadalajara !! 😆 🤣 Mejor usted quede se aya

[@davidweiss8710]

Dr. Tahir does not disappoint. "If you are not a blood pressure patient, drink two glass(es) of it and you'll quit drinking whisky." 🤣 My dude Tahir is a national treasure.

[@lonepilgrim4854]

I laughed out loud when he said this 😂

[@DP-zd8fr]

National treasure? He is a pain in the ass of the first degree.

[@MoonBeamsChild]

I concur!!! 🤣🤣

[@lightandlovewarrior9552]

He is hilarious 😂😂😂!!!

[@willd639]

You are correct except Tahir is a global treasure! Well said though David.

[@abjkitchensandbedrooms]

These lovely down to earth people describe the food in such a way, they’d be bloody brilliant as food critics 😆

[@LlyleHunter]

I love how graciously they describe everything.

[@EsperanzitaBonita]

I love them, they’re so genuine and wholesome. I’m so glad they liked Mexican food, and now I want to try the dish they kept mentioning. The world is vast, and somehow, truly very small. ♥️

[@carlitoxwey69]

They are very kind with their comments. Very poetic! Love it! ❤️

[@chulalibra87]

I always feel so proud when ppl love mexican food, yes sir we are the lucky to have such a rich culture and it resonates in our rich delicious food!

[@Ebrill_Owen]

Mexican food is truly some of the best food in the world!!

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

I've said this before, but I just have to mention it again. For the past year to year and a half, the person doing the cooking for the channel must be a professional chef! Or, at the very least, they must be a seasoned (experienced) home cook! The dishes that are being served to the team look just incredible! And so diverse! Italian, Mexican, Moroccan and much more! Wow-ee-wow! Bravo to the cook/chef and congratulations to the guys for having the opportunity to try such amazing and well prepared food!! 😊💛

[@vbee3571]

A big shoutout to the chefs/cooks! 🌟

[@urgonnaluvit]

🤔🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@anitajinfla9762]

The chefs/cooks do a great job in replicating the dishes. They all appreciate the foods. It amazes me how they can pick out different spices.....like cinnamon or garlic in certain dishes.

[@urgonnaluvit]

@@anitajinfla9762 😆😆😆

[@kevinerose]

For sure. They are doing a good job.

[@siennas2011]

Thank you Dr. Tahir, we are very lucky people indeed to have such a delicious cuisine ,Viva Mexico 🇲🇽❤️

[@patriciathompson878]

You all comments about our foods make me reflect and be grateful for what we have and watching you enjoy gives me joy, every time . Thank you and may God continue to bless each one of you.

[@farticlesofconflatulation]

Bismillah!

[@spiritofvengeance666]

You're not Mexican you're black

[@Oliviuuuh1210]

Aweeee, they’re such lovely people always so insightful and full of gratitude. It was so sweet seeing them enjoy this iconic dish. Super wholesome… bless them!

[@juliecorona9744]

😂🤣Yes!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼That is awesome that you are tasting our Mexican 🇲🇽 Food!! ♥️ Love it!! My mouth was getting watery 💦 now I want to go get some 🤣😂. ♥️😃It was so cool so see your reaction and thoughts ♥️♥️♥️Thank You My Friends.. Namaste!! 🙏 🙏🙏

[@caseyrogers573]

A lot of Mexican food would do very well in South Asia.

[@Blizzard0fHope]

its ,semi similar food/styles. . .if you ever live in an area with a lot of middle eastern or south asian people.. . taco bell or other mexican type food places in the area is always packed ,for this very reason

[@caseyrogers573]

@@Blizzard0fHope so I’m half Mexican and my wife is from India and I’m always amazed how similar the food it, especially the veggie stuff

[@pablerry]

@@caseyrogers573 the spices, mexico is like an asian country in terms of spices, if you remove the spanish conquest, Mexico is like 20 different countries with different climates and ecosystems.

[@caseyrogers573]

@@pablerry 100%

[@DemonicEmbrace]

@@caseyrogers573 the reason why indian and Mexican food is similar is because many of the Spaniards introduced ingredients, spices, and animals from the old world to the Mexico. Many of it came from India and Middle East . The Moors ruled Spain for over 700 years and got many of their spices from India and Persia

[@MsBebegurl0212]

I make birria and quesobirria tacos. It is definitely a labor of love. About 25 ingredients and spices and several hours from start to finish. Totally worth it.

[@irisgiselle730]

Yessss!!!! I’ve been telling my husband for weeks that these AMAZING, funny, humble and adorable men need to try real Mexican food! Lol. Birria tacos are some of the best! This makes me so happy! And the fact that they all enjoyed it made it even better!!! 🥰🥰🥰 Love it!!! Now they need to try tamales! Pozole! Menudo! The list goes on and on!!

[@909TITO707]

There has been episodes in the past where they try other Mexican food and they always love it. ☺️

[@txrick4879]

Carne guisada with Spanish rice and refried beans with salsa and tortillas . One of my favorite foods .

[@veteranhoffman6776]

Don’t forget Enchiladas and Chiliquilles

[@johnb7046]

The tamales are a great idea! A tamal can be made with almost anything and made a multitude of ways (like wrapping with banana leaf). Sweet tamales, cheese, stewed meat, corn, plain. You can fill it with salsa or put salsa on top after, or both. You can serve it under a dish for more filling or have it be the star of your dish. You can have it as a snack or a full meal. Lets go tamales!

[@909TITO707]

@@johnb7046 damn John! U are definitely well cultured!! You're absolutely correct and most ppl don't even know that! Tamales are so versatile and delicious! Good job bro!

[@ColeccionandoActivos]

Viva Mexico y su comida deliciosa

[@Simba_Akbar]

4:00 if I was told my cooking reminds you of core memories of your moms cooking when you were a kid has to be one of the best compliments anyone can get

[@marispt6989]

Omg so glad they enjoyed it Viva Mexico 🇲🇽

[@602jesse]

I moved to California recently had these at a food truck… life changing! So damn good

[@hockey_hungry]

Same. Food trunk in STL. Just amazing.

[@benderr424]

If you see quesabirria tacos on the menu get it!!

[@hockey_hungry]

@@benderr424 okay keeping this in mind. Going in an hour. Will let you know

[@califaern3sto]

Where did you move from that didn't have cheese birria there?

[@greenhornet510]

I'm sorry to say taco truck culture is great and all but , if you want good Mexican food try the mom ,pop Mexican restaurants. They will not disappoint you.

[@NathanHarrison7]

So wonderful to be a part of their experience. And to hear their comments, and observations, as it relates to their food culture. What an amazing interchange for them and us; the viewers. Thank you!

[@l78ul78u]

🇲🇽 I love how the tribal people described the food. As a breakfast item (ill have to try that). The tribal people's outlook on food is so respectful. I could learn a thing or two from these videos. I would love to try trotter's curry for breakfast.

[@FlatearthFE]

Usually in mexico we hace birria for breakfast on the weekeends

[@peep1822]

I love how we share some similarities in food and I got happy when he said that it gave him memories of his childhood which is a big compliment

[@manuelgem449]

Thanks i was waiting for this one.. Mexican food is universally loved by everyone! Al pastor and tripa tacos soon please! 🌮

[@anthonyamescua9277]

They can’t eat Al Pastor because of their religion 😢

[@manuelgem449]

@@anthonyamescua9277 dammit...

[@edahiguajardo9015]

They can't eat pork

[@jordansmith2647]

I love their outlook so appreciative and humble, imagine if everyone had this attitude the world would be a better place

[@JMarieCAlove]

Every time someone watches their video’s, I see comments like yours, “If everyone had this attitude, this world would be a better place”! They’re just eating food they never had before and liking the flavors, how is that going to help the world be a better place? I guess you haven’t been outside enough to traveled much or did anything to help people be happy, but there are people around the world who appreciate and are thankful and grateful for receiving a lot they might not have. People still do smile and laugh every single day, love and care for other people in need or not. People sing and dance out or happiness. I’ve met totally strangers when I’ve traveled and shared a meal or just inviting each other to sit at their table and get to know each other. It’s sad that people, I’m going to guess you’re under 30 and think the world is crap. It really isn’t and I blame social media for always posting negative news, and people hating each other with hateful comments towards each other and they never met. The world also has amazing and beautiful places to see, the people from around the world are awesome people, don’t let the news media and social media fool you. If you want the world to be a better place, do something about it. Some people who watches videos like this one says the same thing…”If only people were like them, the world would be a better place”… Umm no because it already is. It’s sad that everyone under 30 doesn’t think so. But you can go out there even in your own community and start to make the world a better place. Give, donate, volunteer, fix, smile and say hi, even that can make someones day, open the door for someone or hold the door open for someone. Do something that will make people smile ear to ear, jump for joy, laugh with happiness and want to shake your hand or even give you a big hug.. too many people are all talk and no action. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@jordansmith2647]

@@JMarieCAlove I'm 35 ,wow ,how you spun that into something negative I'll never understand, assuming age has anything to do with how much experience you have or how learned you are is kind of a big assumption. it's getting to the point where you can't go on the internet anymore and express a sentiment or an opinion without some Karen coming in from the side being all butt hurt.

[@CaptainStupendous]

6:47, Dr. Tahir, you are crazy. I can drink the birria broth AND still drink whiskey too. Both are delicious.

[@ABBAOPAXO]

these tribal people surely are our brothers, love from mexico for all of you.

[@davidmontoya9383]

I love how they dig deeper into the ingredients and they find a use for birria for health purposes, that was awesome. This was so great to watch! Thanks to the channel content creators, you’ve earned a new follower. Best regards from Mexico!

[@kathya9522]

This is my favorite taco made at a fabulous authentic Mexican restaurant in my town. They serve it with chopped raw onions, fresh cilantro, and lime slices, which we can add to taste. I eat there 2 or 3 times a week, and everything on the menu is delicious. My mouth is watering!

[@jasmoni0422]

Birria is served with pickled red onion. I’ve never heard of it having cheese. I mean you can put whatever you want on it, but for real authentic birria, go to Mexico

[@ericktellez7632]

@@jasmoni0422 she means birria tacos or quesatacos, the actual stew or just birria is different but in a taco it’s normally with the raw onion cilantro and some lime wedges it’s just a naming issue

[@luciusaureliuscommodus6520]

Wow!😫

[@omaconomacon4660]

@@jasmoni0422 They sell Quesa-birrias in Mexico to, Mexico has different regions with different ways of doing things, coming from a Mexican to.

[@for.u925]

@@omaconomacon4660 exactly. Once I came to the US I learned about other regions of Mexico and their food. I was honestly surprised but thats what makes out food so diverse I think

[@mokumboi19]

I just had birria the other day! It's so yummy! You can also make birria with lamb, and that is my favorite.

[@themtbrowns]

I'm going to Google that one right now! That sounds dee-licious!

[@manuelgem449]

Goat birria is the g.o.a.t!

[@mokumboi19]

@Starring Karolyn Ruffin Well, Taco Bell is not real Mexican food. Real Mexican food is a good bit healthier.

[@jr3753]

@Starring Karolyn Ruffin no traditional Birria is stewed meat.

[@VCountess]

@Starring Karolyn Ruffin real birria is commonly made with goat, but sometimes beef or poultry is used and made like a stew. But it does make great tacos. And Taco Bell is NOT real Mexican food.

[@Animeister93]

I'm so happy!!! Birria has been my favorite food ever since I was a kid! The taste, the portion, how it can be served (either in tacos, a bowl, or on a plate with beans and rice) I love every bite of it! Though in my family, we don't make it often so the wait is agonizing. But once it's made, I'm in HEAVEN. I'm so happy they tried this delicious dish and enjoyed it!

[@whatever2468xyz]

not a religious dude, but for some reason it brings a smile to my face when people give god some kind of recognition for the food they are about to eat

[@trix_ant25]

Literally one of the best dishes I never had. I dream of the day I get to try this dish because i love Mexican food specially real Mexican food. They’re blessed🙏🏾

[@sb00l93]

Birria Tacos are the best!! I love them and glad they were able to try this delicious dish!

[@linkercasas1004]

Yesssir! They got the technique down fast-dip taco in conzume (broth) and take big bite! So glad they know the amazing taste of Birria!

[@jmartin8667]

Now I have to try this trotter curry they keep talking about. Must be a great dish.

[@mahamks97]

It really is a great dish. We usually have it fir breakfast here. Mostly on Sundays😂

[@muat1603]

So beautiful how they expressed their love towards the food. Let’s stop racism in this world . One mindset at a time ☺️

[@Off-with-a-bang]

FACTS!

[@KobashifanSam]

Food is suppose to be the gateway to the soul. Instead of wars, we should have a bunch more cooking competitions and food sharing conventions

[@cayennenaturetrails8953]

Thanks!

[@cayennenaturetrails8953]

:) Love to All !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

[@benjaminjaskoski1334]

These guys are the greatest. From how they give thanks before they eat to how they find similarities with what they are eating and their own native foods to how they enjoy the moment, they are the best taste testers.

[@erickromeroalvarez9726]

Such a pleasure and honor to see they enjoyed Birria, Greetings from Veracruz, Mexico.

[@spankyham9607]

I would love to see a video on how these dishes are prepared for them.

[@kathya9522]

Yes, a behind the scenes! And you’d have two videos for the same prep and time you normally devote to one. Hey, you could even give us a third with just the outtakes!

[@ertfgghhhh]

It doesn't look authentic

[@sf49ers21]

@@ertfgghhhh you’re right.

[@ajaxfrancis1586]

I second this 🙏

[@chingonbass]

All hell would break loose in the comment section

[@blueiceadmiral]

-You are the luckiest people on this planet if you eat such things As a mexican that hit me hard, I've been taking for granted our cuisine.

[@toreano3160]

Westcoast California Homie much love n respect 2 my Mexicans n all of central America El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Belize

[@SellieM6970]

Wow! I myself have never had birra! Now I want to try it! It looks good! 👏

[@brucedelagarza9641]

Wow....you won't say you don't like it. Try it...birria is authentically done with goat meat..but it's now done with beef because it has less "game" flavor. Give it a try...but make sure it's done right lol.

[@jr3753]

It’s a regional dish that has become trendy in the United States

[@Akkodha-]

@@brucedelagarza9641 aren’t they eating a quesabirria?,Birria is a soup right?

[@brucedelagarza9641]

@@Akkodha- birria is the slow cooked meat in an earth pit normally cooked from late night till morning..the broth comes from the juices off the meat....quesabirria is americanized.i mean the name says it all....if it was properly named it would be quesobirria 🤣..they added cheese in the states along with the "a" in the middle. Birria tacos is usually made like regular tacos...the slow cooked meat..then add cilantro, onions, a bit of chopped tomatoes and thick salsa and lemon and avocado slices and crumbled goat cheese. Either way ..it's freaking delicious lol..maybe they saw it was like a quesadilla with birria in it... 🤷🏼

[@Akkodha-]

@@brucedelagarza9641 no mames quesobirria(good one,you’re right tho)

[@HEC892]

As a Mexican I also wish this was breakfast as well my friends ! This video made my heart warm lol.

[@Beybladezzz54]

Love to see them try birria, here in Mexico we eat this for breakfast lunch or even Dinner. It's great with lime and chili sauce ❤

[@nettyspeaks]

The joy it brought each of them was mesmerizing.

[@omarperez3929]

The man in all white with the white hat. We the Mexican Chicano ppl claim him as one of our own 💯💪💯💪💯💪

[@desirelabelle2199]

Looks delicious and so great to see their satisfied faces. 💓

[@darrienscott7048]

I was talking to some friends and they broke down that if you trace a lot of Mexican dishes back to the olds days they are very similar to those from the middle east and Mediterranean. Pretty dope when you fall down that rabbit hole. Oh and if I must say whoever is cooking these dishes there makes them look amazing. Should definitely drop the recipes or make videos preparing them

[@noahramirez8501]

Some of them(churros, flan etc.) most of them are from indigenous peoples of Mexico lol

[@latuya5887]

Almost impossible considering Chile peppers, tomatoes, corn etc are from Mexico

[@markupton1417]

It's because of their similar developmental histories. Large animals require steel blades for butchering...and more fuel for cooking...also...if you don't have silverware you eat with your hands...lots of cultures use flat breads as forks and spoons... because they didn't have forks and spoons. Likewise, how do you make bland vegetables more enjoyable to eat? LOTS of spices ...

[@martinaguilera5494]

I love birria tacos and Yes we love to eat them in the mornings with a side of consome (the broth) the meat can either be from a goat or a cow but originally we do not eat them with cheese just the meat onion and coriander with some salsa but the cheese adds another superb flavor to eat.. We need the tribal people to try more Original Mexican dishes please I know they’ll love it Thanks for the content 💪🏽

[@CherieButler]

Their joy and excitement is contagious. I love it when they enjoy a dish.

[@NeoDragonFlame]

I love their reactions and I'm glad they loved it! I also love how it reminded them of different dishes they are used to.

[@TheKellie03]

I can't help it, I'm in love with all of these guys!!

[@steviesalazar3992]

As a Hispanic it warms my heart seeing all the love my cultures food gets.

[@ocelotl7416]

As a Mexican* This is purely a Mexican dish, don’t know why you are including others. By the way.... “Hispanic” is a whitewashed European term.

[@NerBarbaro123]

@@ocelotl7416 calm down this is not even what he intended

[@ocelotl7416]

@@chalalala9204 Preserving culture and identity is important. Identity is the most important thing for a community, right after food and shelter! Social identity allows people to be part of groups and gain a sense of belonging in their social world. These identities play an important role in shaping self-image. The more people identify with a particular group, the more that group plays a role in shaping how people feel about themselves.

[@LyknDelToro1]

​@@NerBarbaro123What did he intend when he called Mexican food Hispanic?

[@LyknDelToro1]

​@@chalalala9204Birria is Mexican not Hispanic.

[@themtbrowns]

From their reaction, My Tribe wants to try this dish!

[@gabssagala4731]

Me, as a truly lover of birria, I'm so glad they have the opportunity to try, cause it's delicious and I love it so much, I'm so glad to share the tastes of my beloved country

[@DodgeChargerPursuit]

I’m so happy they were able to enjoy the food of my people. Blessings

[@fisam97]

Word of the day is Kang , it has nothing to do with food but features repeatedly on this channel courtesy of the resident doctor. Kang is the infamous Cough

[@julzmunckton]

I am loving your comments. Thank you for giving us words from this beautiful sounding language to learn!

[@fisam97]

@@julzmunckton your welcome

[@fisam97]

@@georgielancaster1356 there are other words that can be used with Kang which are descriptive of the symptoms such as sookhi meaning dry. Kaansi is another word used for cough. No words such as keng ,king etc

[@snappysnap955]

Mexican food is in my top favorites.

[@Overlord4]

More Mexican dishes, i want to see their reactions to our candy

[@mariamontero442]

Seeing these videos always makes me emotional. I love seeing other cultures with amazing food, trying and enjoying my cultures food. Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@tlalocmixtli3363]

Such respectful and beautiful manner tribesmen.

[@Whippy99]

If they haven’t already, I’d love to see them try a British roast dinner, complete with Yorkshire puddings! 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@sambeesley1]

Second this!

[@annalizevermaak1594]

Yes please! And then a real British pudding like sticky toffee to finish off!

[@pablerry]

after birria tacos? You won't have a chance, lol.

[@Whippy99]

@@pablerry Mexican food is awesome! 🤤

[@conundrum710]

British food sucks

[@jesuschavez3987]

As A 🇺🇸🇲🇽 Chicano I love other trying our food and seeing the reaction, especially when they do the mmmmm after a bite it's a honor

[@choorycas6216]

Like Mexican I'm proud of the legendary food we have... you're eating a QUESABIRRIA😅 not a taco there's no cheese in a TACO.. 😘😘 from México and 🇨🇦.

[@albertozepeda1939]

False, campechanas, gringas, piratas....all tacos that have cheese

[@hockey_hungry]

I call them fried tacos haha.

[@leyvaalonso38]

Your not Mexican than if you never had a taco de frijol y queso

[@chhsihdhdi6831]

Wym I be eating tacos de frijol and be putting queso fresco in it

[@ocelotl7416]

In Mexico City, a quesadilla doesn’t have to have cheese to be considered a quesadilla.

[@joseph6064]

Mexican food is prepared from the heart and soul for the heart and soul. Our food has no borders. Thank you gentlemen for the amazing response. God bless you all!

[@monicaalas8225]

This is by far one of my favorite recipes, iv done only once but the test is amazing the flavors combine perfectly, if you haven’t. You have to try it.

[@misspad7282]

I just looked Birria's up and found out they came from southern Mexico to Tijuana, Mexico and then up to Los Angeles, California, but has been in California less than 45 years. I lived in southern California from 1974 to 1976 and never heard of this. It looks and sounds delicious and will have to try it somewhere or just make it myself. Glad you all enjoyed this dish.

[@ggstatertots]

My family would make this in Northern California, but it makes sense since we are of Mexican descent 😊

[@emmanuel.slvr8]

Yes, it's very common in Tijuana to see a place almost in every corner where they sale tacos de birria, in this case are called quesabirrias, but I've seen this also a lot in San Diego and Los Angeles

[@The_Wendigo]

Al pastor was actually taken from the Lebanese in the 1930s. With their roast lamb and shawarmas. I would imagine the taste palettes would almost be the same.

[@phil2u48]

Birria is served here in the less traditional “quesadilla “ style with broth on the side. I have seen it served that way, but have not tried it. In Guadalajara, it is mostly served in a bowl with a generous stack of tortillas on the side.

[@VCountess]

My Mom's side of family is from Guadalajara region. And yeah it's usually served that way. My abuela used to make it so yummy.

[@thee_calamity]

The quesabirria is actually from Tijuana. Guadalajara is the home of birria. But not quesabirria. That’s why.

[@latuya5887]

@@thee_calamity that's only partially true, the folded over fried in its own juices style of taco comes from Guadalajara and their style of barbacoa tacos

[@thee_calamity]

@@latuya5887 yea I know that. My family is from Guadalajara. But these have the tortilla dipped in the red broth/oil and then they crisp them up with cheese and add the meat. This is how they prepare them in Tijuana. If you ask for a “quesabirria” or “quesataco” in Guadalajara they will not know what you’re talking about.

[@katarellanes5421]

​@@thee_calamityasi es , son muy populares en Tijuana pero prefiero un taco normal yo jaja no me gusta mucho queso

[@rebelinparadise7197]

I love the joy they have eating different foods. This was a real good video. Made me happy.

[@pedroespinoza1965]

Good stuff!!! Loved the video! We indeeed are the luckiest to be able to eat this great tasting Mexican food!

[@paulitagallardo9616]

The guy rolling the quesadilla and dipping it in 3:19 knows what's up, that's a hack even just a few Mexicans do I'm surprised he instinctively knew this haha 💗💗

[@julzmunckton]

What a great meal, not heard of this one before, but it must be tasty if drinking two glasses of the broth will stop you drinking whiskey. We do need a Dr Tahir diet cookbook with all his health advice and wise words in it!

[@jenniferrubio2124]

lol

[@helenbailey8419]

Amen to that

[@jr3753]

It’s a regional dish that just has recently become popular in the United States.

[@tron77x79]

The broth was made for dipping not drinking😊

[@omaconomacon4660]

@@jr3753 Yes, from Mexican-Americans that brought it over from Mexico

[@ocuapio69]

Ahh i love to be Mexican 🤠 even tho I live in the US but everywhere I go I’m proud of my flag !!!! 🇲🇽🌵

[@dollyzacil]

I'm glad you liked the birria tacos, greetings from Mexico

[@Localdave310]

These folks are mexicans just living on a different continent. God bless them. 🙏