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Just kidding. I don't really have a pay site, and if I did, I don't know that it would generate much money. Alas.
How about I just share with you a simple margarita recipe that I'm using today to serve to guests? Sound good? Okay, here goes:
1 750 ml bottle of tequila (how much you spend here depends on how much you like the guests)
1 1/2 cups bottled lime juice such as Angostura or Rose's
2 cups triple sec or Cointreau
1 cup of water
several dashes of bitters, some simple syrup and fresh squeezed lime juice to taste
If you didn't figure it out yet this makes a pitcher of boozy goodness, a little heavy on the booze. LaineyB had the brilliant idea of blending together some sugar, lime zest and Kosher salt (our Hasidic Mexican friends love this!) to use to coat the rims of our glasses. Isn't she something else?
I'll let you know how these go over.
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4 comments:
MMMM. Margueritas. And kosher, yet! You and the Lainey are such gracious hosts.
As the first commentor here, I elect myself blogspot Welcome Wagon representative.
Ironically, I have in my little housewarming basket some limes, bitters, and a lovely fishbowl (which could be used as a marguerita glasss in a pinch).
Welcome to the neighborhood, darling. Drinks at 6.
There must be margaritas in September. Oh yes, margarittttaaas.
sounds pretty good :) here's my favorite recipe.
equal parts of the following:
tequila
corona beer
frozen limeade mix
7-up (gotta be 7up.. sprite doesnt work as well)
very very good and very very potent!!
next time i'm going to try these with a splash of grand marnier..
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