Sorry I have been gone awhile....busy summer already!!!! I will try to blog more!!!
This may sound weird, but the beer is the perfect solution to eliminating that fluorescent GREEN color in your margarita. Use a"not-so-micro" beer to avoid a super strong beer flavor. Use the can of limeade to measure all your ingredients. If you don't like pulp, strain the melted limeade in the water first before adding the other ingredients.
One 12oz can frozen limeade concentrate
12 oz water
12 oz tequila
12 oz beer
ice
lime wedge garnish
Pour the limeade, water, tequila and beer in a pitcher (serves 6). Stir until blended and limeade has melted. Add plenty of ice and garnish with a lime wedge. Add more water if you find it too sweet.
SUMMER IS HERE!
ENJOY!
Friday, June 3, 2011
FRIDAY COCKTAIL - BEER MARGARITAS!!!
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