Happy Cinco de Mayo! My friends would be the first to tell you that today is hands down my favorite minor holiday. As a lover of bright colors, Mexican food, and of course, margaritas that pretty much comes as a no-brainer. Tonight, I am getting together with my supper club to celebrate the occasion while of course, sipping margaritas! I've perfected my recipe over the years and am excited to share it with you here!
Usually, when playing bartender, I tend to eyeball things and take a sip to see what I may need more of. When sharing a recipe, I know that's not always helpful. With that said, I did try to come up with proper ratios to share with you here since I know it can be tricky to guestimate. But hey, if you’ve had a rough week/day add an extra splash of tequila, I’m not judging!
To make our favorite margs , you’ll need:
Tequila of your choice
Tres Agaves Margarita Mix (I buy mine at Publix)
Lime La Croix (or something similar)
Limes
In honor of my love of a theme, I couldn’t just make these directly in the cup and decided instead to utilize my Amanda Lindroth pitcher and some festive cups we have. I’ll be writing out the recipe as it pertains to a single serving, but don’t be afraid to make enough for a second since as far as margaritas go, these taste light and refreshing.
1. Start by pouring one shot of tequila into your glass or pitcher filled with ice.
2. Add two shots of Tres Agaves Margarita Mix (you can adjust this according to your taste, but I’ve found this to be my sweet spot).
3. Cut up a small lime and squeeze two wedges into the drink. I usually toss one of the squeezed wedges into the drink.
4. Top with lime La Croix, stir, and enjoy.
Nothing too groundbreaking, but undoubtedly delicious! I wish I could cheers with y’all in person to celebrate. Below I've included some cute items that would take my at-home fiesta set-up to the next level:
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