Rim a margarita glass with lime and dip in salt, if you like salt on your margs.The mix is made and chilled and now it's time to shake up some margaritas! Here's how I make them: You can also use Grand Marnier if you prefer. While you can ABSOLUTELY keep the Cointreau out of your mix if you would prefer it to be non-alcoholic, I find that Cointreau is the secret ingredient to really flavorful margaritas and should definitely be added later along with the alcohol. The expiration would likely be the same as the label on the orange and limeade. I haven't tested longer as it usually gets used up too quickly. This mix can keep covered in the refrigerator for at least one week. Mix, cover tightly and store in the refrigerator until completely chilled.In a large carafe or pitcher, combine orange juice, limeade and cointreau.Cointreau - it's my favorite orange liqueur and adds that restaurant quality flavor to margaritas.Again, I love Simply Orange for this mix. Orange Juice - use a good quality orange juice.This takes the place of freshly squeezed lime juice and simple syrup.
Limeade- I use Simply Limeade because it doesn't have a ton or artificial ingredients and it tastes delicious in this mix. Make a pitcher of this mix and keep it in the fridge for your next party or summer barbecue. I love this margarita mix recipe because it tastes like a restaurant style Cadillac Margarita thanks to all of the orange. However, when you are making drinks for a crowd, it can be tedious to mix each one by hand. Margaritas are one of my favorite cocktails to make at home from Coconut Margaritas to Jam Margaritas and St. This mix comes together fast and is extra flavorful thanks to orange liqueur. If you like this base for a margarita recipe, you can go forth and make other great recipes.Making a big batch of homemade margarita mix is so easy, and much more delicious than anything store-bought! Plus, with a few shortcuts, so you won't have to juice a dozen limes. Dip the rim of the glass as well as the edge of the cup in the salt. (I find it best to give it a tiny cut first.) Use a lime wedge to coat the rim of the glass in lime juice. You can go with salt or sugar on your rim, but I think a salt rim is best with this recipe. It’s alcohol content is similar to Cointreau. Grand Mariner is also delicious and makes an elevated homemade margarita, but also contains cognac. You have three options when it comes to triple sec: plain old triple sec, Cointreau, or Grand Mariner.Ĭointreau does the same job as triple sec with a higher alcohol content and better flavor. Triple Sec is a sweet orange flavored liqueur. Jose Cuervo is the bottom range option (make sure you buy the 100% agave bottle).Įvery good margarita needs some triple sec. Hopefully this is something for everyone. 
Here are three silver tequilas that are well rated (though obviously opinions vary) and have a range of prices. Alternatives combine agave and sugar, making a hang over more likely. When looking for tequila, you want to look for one that is made from 100% agave (the plant that tequila is made from).
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