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A decadent mash‑up of a quesadilla and a taco, featuring tender braised beef soaked in a rich, orange‑colored consomme, melted Oaxaca cheese, and fresh corn tortillas. Inspired by the viral “video tacos” trend, this recipe walks you through making the broth, braising beef, and assembling the perfect crunchy‑soft tacos.
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