Someone get these guys on the phone with SkyMall, because I’m ready to place my order. Of course the ultimate margarita machine requires only the finest spirits and freshest ingredients, but if you’re short on those, just use Costco brand margarita mix and tequila like these master mixologists. We used pellet ice from Sonic, which crushes much easier.) Tips for using a DIY MM: Pulse to blend Garbage disposals are not the same as a blender. They’ve got a margarita machine that means serious business, and if you don’t believe me, just feast your eyes on this homemade beauty.Īssembled from a 10-gallon water cooler, an oil drum, and the meanest garbage disposal you’ve ever seen, this thing churns our the chilliest margs using one and a quarter horsepower. 1 gallon Margarita Mix Concentrate (I only used of it and still found it too sweet.) 1 liter Triple Sec 2 liters Tequila Ice (We used about three 10-lb. I've had good luck using agave nectar, as well.Have you ever come home from a grueling day at work, craving a tasty frozen margarita only to have your cheap blender desperately struggle to crush ice? Hopelessly you prod and poke the half-crushed concoction with a spoon, hoping that somehow your appliance will muster up the horsepower needed to make a frosty drink.īut don’t resort to sipping tequila straight from the bottle just yet, because there are some jort-sporting, NASCAR-watching, cowboy-hat wearing men in town and they’re here to save your buzz. Simply sub it out for the traditional sugar. I have successfully used coconut sugar and baking Stevia to make simple syrups (like in my homemade coffee syrups). Try it.you'll love it! Can I make this margarita mix recipe sugar-free? Instead, I'm just using fresh lime juice and lemon juice for an easier, brighter version. What makes this different than a traditional Margarita?Ī traditional margarita uses orange liqueur, or orange juice to get that margarita flavor.
Mix 2 tablespoon of tequila, 1 tablespoon of triple sec, 2 tablespoons of the mixer (or to taste), and a sprig of fresh mint in a shaker.And the best part is that this truly makes the BEST margaritas! It took all of 10 minutes and 4 ingredients to create this delicious time-saver.
Such an easy recipe! Add water and sugar, some fresh mint, and lemon & lime juice. Pour into a storage jar with additional fresh mint leaves inserted.Add the lime and lemon juice and whisk.Heat water and sugar until boiling and sugar is dissolved.We heat everything in a pot, on the stove, in the same way you might make a simple syrup. This is, essentially, a simple syrup that ice and alcohol is added to. I have successfully used coconut sugar and baking Stevia, I've had good luck using agave nectar, as well. Fresh mint added to the simple syrup (a quick mixture of water and sugar) while it cools, as well as to the jar the mix is going to be stored in makes this margarita pop with flavor and brightness! I believe it makes or breaks a margarita in the best possible way. But don't substitute dried mint for the fresh. I haven't found a great substitute for fresh mint. Again, real is always best for margaritas but go ahead with the bottled lemon juice It's tempting to get the cheap, inexpensive stuff in the green bottle but you just won't get as good of flavor out of it. Real lime juice will give you the best flavor but I have made this margarita mix with bottled lime juice plenty of times and it is still tasty! But please don't skimp on the lime juice.
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