The slow cooker is the pal who has dinner ready by the time you’re done with work and makes it possible to entertain without a lot of time and stress. This Barbacoa beef recipe sets you up for a fresh ...

SAN ANTONIO – It’s cold outside, so break out the comfort food! This recipe by Beef Loving Texans is a great option if you’re looking for easy Tex-Mex, and you can make it in an instant pot or ...

SAN ANTONIO – It’s a San Antonio twist on a spring favorite! Chef Leo Davila of Catch the Wave and Stixs & Stone loads these chili cheese dogs with barbacoa and hatch green chiles. Watch the video ...

There’s a seriousness and beauty to a food whose preparation begins with the need to dig a rather large hole. Though it might come as a surprise that throughout the global history of gastronomy, ...

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Sequin-based pitmaster Adrian Davila shares his barbacoa technique. Credit: Photo Courtesy Davila's BBQ If you’ve ever wanted to prepare barbacoa like a pro, Sequin-based pitmaster Adrian Davila has ...

Tough beef cheeks normally take several hours to melt down into succulent barbacoa, but an Instant Pot cuts that to a fraction of the time. Instructions: If you’re using beef cheeks, trim most of the ...

With taco fillings, I tend to gravitate toward carnitas. It's rich, but light in flavor and seems to blend well with most salsas. There are times, though, when I crave a more assertive, beefy filling ...

Barbacoa. Means “barbecue” and is a form of cooking that originated in the Caribbean. In Mexico it refers to the process of slow cooking meats over an open fire. This isn’t a traditional recipe for ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Inside El Pica 1 in Texcoco, Mexico, the original barbecue of the Americas is still being cooked low and slow inside of pit ovens. The restaurant's lamb barbacoa recipe ...

Nothing says San Antonio like breakfast tacos (sorry, Austin. You know it’s true.) Grabbing a quick bean and cheese at that favorite taquería to start the day is as much a part of this city’s culture ...

This slow-cooker barbacoa is simmered in lime juice, chipotle and cumin for a tender, flavorful beef dish. Top it with cilantro and a spritz of lime. Serve it with rice, tortillas or salad greens.