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Goat Birria Tacos With Cucumber Pico de Gallo

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two tacos with a charred corn tortilla topped with shredded goat birria and cucumber pico de gallo
Photo by Alex Lau, Food Styling by Rebecca Jurkevich

Birria is usually served with a side of consomé, the rich pan juices from the roasted meat. We went a step further and puréed it with the roasted vegetables and softened dried chiles left in the roasting pan, turning the brothy soup into a spicy dipping sauce.  If you are a purist, you can skip the purée, strain the broth, and serve it on the side instead.  

  

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