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Turn it into a pitcher! After all, if you’re hosting several friends, you might as well make a pitcher so you’re not mixing up margaritas by request throughout the evening.The Best Margarita Recipe – Truly the absolute BEST margaritas we’ve ever tasted! These easy homemade margaritas are tangy, slightly sweet, and complex in flavor.

Just be sure to get the fresh-squeezed lime juice instead of the shelf-stable kind.

Squeeze the limes an hour or so before guests arrive-or take the store-bought shortcut.Let it hang out in the fridge, and make a lot of it, depending on how many friends are joining you. Make your simple syrup 1-2 days in advance.Here are a few tips and tricks to make it as easy as possible: Margaritas at home are so simple because they require few ingredients and even less time to put ‘em together! And this Cointreau Margarita is absolutely worth sharing. Who hasn’t made or drank a margarita at a happy hour, a homemade Mexican dinner night or even a Cinco de Mayo gathering? Give it a good shake until the metal of the cocktail shaker is extremely cold, then strain and pour into your prepared margarita glasses. Measure in the silver tequila, Cointreau (or other orange liqueuer), simple syrup and lime juice. Once your limes are juiced and other ingredients are acquired, fill a cocktail shaker with ice. You can also add ice to the glass, as well, if you want your margarita on the rocks to be extra cold. If you keep ‘em in the fridge, pop them into the microwave for 20-30 seconds to get those juices flowing!Īlso, you’ll want to rim your margarita glass (or regular ‘ol cup) with salt if you’re into that at this point.

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Pro tip: You’ll get more juice from your limes if they’re room temperature. I typically do this over a liquid measuring cup with a fine mesh strainer on top of it to keep pulp and seeds out of the final juice.

Simple syrup-you can make it at home or you can purchase it from the store or onlineįirst and foremost, juice your limes.

However, you can purchase limes and squeeze ‘em yourself It’s with the pre-chopped fruit and is worth the splurge.

Limes or freshly squeezed lime juice-I purchase the squeezed kind from the refrigerated section at the grocery store.

Cointreau-or another orange liqueur (triple sec is an orange liqueur, FYI).

Silver tequila-a decent tasting one, mmmkay?.

In addition to these tools, you’ll need just two simple ingredients that you’ve probably got on hand already:

Margarita glasses (or any ‘ol glasses that’ll fit these margaritas in ‘em).

Please refer to my disclosure page for more information about these affiliate programs. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. The Speckled Palate participates in affiliate programs. Other tequila drinks you might want to test out: Apple Cider Margaritas | Mexican Mule | Strawberry Margarita (and a Frozen Strawberry Margarita and a Strawberry Mockarita (Strawberry Virgin Margarita))| Cherry Lemonade Margaritas | Cantaloupe Mint Margarita | Pineapple Margarita What you’ll need to make a Classic Cointreau Margarita (This means it’s got more alcohol in it.) Why? Most triple sec brands have an alcohol content between 15%-30% while Cointreau’s is 40%. You can use triple sec if that’s what you have on hand since that’s an orange liqueur, but your end result will taste different. It’s a little different than some basic margaritas in the sense that it calls for Cointreau-a higher-end orange liqueur. (Or you can drink it a little faster and have a second one!) It’s nice and smooth, so you can sip it easy all night long. It’s well-balanced, so you’re not getting a punch in the face from the tequila like you do in some margaritas. (If you’re looking for a fancier margarita, let me direct you to my Cadillac Margarita.)Īlso, it tastes really delicious. It’s a solid, basic margarita recipe to start off 2021.

This classic margarita recipe calls for FOUR ingredients, and you might have ‘em at home already. While I’ll admit that I’ve had some bad experiences with margaritas and tequila in the past, those days are behind me, and I am all-in for this year of 12 new margarita recipes! And today, we’re starting off with the classic! Why I love this recipe: It’s official, y’all: We’re making MARGARITAS for 2021!Īfter doing a lot of thinking and soul searching when considering what to make after our Year of Moscow Mules, it was pointed out to me that the drink of 2020 was most definitely a margarita. Makes 1 drink but can easily be doubled or tripled.

#MARG RECIPE HOW TO#

Ever wanted to learn how to make a margarita? Today is the day! This 4-ingredient classic margarita recipe is easy to mix at home.