#FROZEN MARGARITA RECIPE WITH MIX FULL#
Wiseman calls for a full two ounces of tequila (she prefers Ocho Plata)-a half-ounce more than the other winners-alongside a half-ounce of Cointreau, an ounce of agave nectar, two ounces of lime juice and a Tajín-salt rim. Third place went to Christine Wiseman, whose recipe ticked all the boxes: sweet, acidic and tequila-forward. (The only other recipe to include lime zest was Leanne Favre’s frozen Margarita, which likewise stood out to the judges and would appeal to drinkers looking for a slightly drier version of Magro’s recipe.) “It’s almost like a cartoon version of a frozen Margarita,” said Evans, who found that it also channeled the cordial quality of Rose’s Lime Juice, “in a good way.” A pinch of pink Himalayan sea salt helped the flavors pop. Second place went to Kristina Magro, whose recipe stood out chiefly for its inclusion of lime zest grated directly into the blender, integrating oils from the peel into the drink for an exceptionally bright and floral take. To the expected blanco tequila (Traub favors Milagro), Cointreau, lime juice and agave nectar, Traub adds a splash of orange juice, a subtle touch that adds some necessary extra sweetness and roundness, while remaining almost undetectable. The recipe, however, is not quite so textbook. The judges found it to be the most “textbook” in the tasting, with Evans describing it as the most “universally palatable” and a frozen Margarita that would never be sent back. I have made it everday for the past week.The unanimous first-place winner was the frozen Margarita of Haley Traub, general manager at New York’s Attaboy. One shortcut I took was I bought mango already sliced in the jar in the produce section. This recipe is perfect! I would not change a thing. Lovely colour and slushy texture just the same. I substituted 1/4 cup Mott's Marguerita Mix for the lime juice and sugar required. My first ever note to Epicurious: figures it would be about a drink. We had 8 mangos that got used up within an hour because everyone loved this so much! The ice really thins the otherwise thick mango puree. I made this just as written for a party and it was fabulous. I have also substitued canned mango nectar in a pinch It will not freeze solid due to the alcohol and I have plenty on hand for parties without having to stand over the belnder all night. I've been making this for years - just submitting an idea - I make a buch of batches and pour them into my tupperware cake carrier (upside down!) and keep in the freezer. Be sure to use real Cointreau the splurge is definitely worth it and you'll be able to taste the difference. I used gold tequila instead of white, and used slightly more mango than suggested. Paprika on this website for a perfect year. Made these as a prelude to a Mexican night- used frozen mango with great results. Also, sugar on the rim of the glass instead of salt! And when you’re ready to move on from tequila, may we suggest a few other classic cocktails turned slushies? Try a Frozen Moscow Mule, Negroni Slushy, or an Amaretto Sour Slushy.įrozen mango is an easy substitute, and will save you a lot of time. Once you’ve tried this recipe for mango margaritas, keep the party rolling with a watermelon variation, or if you’re out of fruit, opt for a classic frozen margarita. We recommend blanco tequila here, but if you want to match the color palette, go for amber-hued reposado tequila for a richer flavor. (And if you need an assist, check out our guide to cutting mangoes.) Can’t find any ripe fruit? Adjust the drink with a bit of extra sugar, or look to the frozen aisle for mango that’s always ready for a good time.
#FROZEN MARGARITA RECIPE WITH MIX SKIN#
Look for mangoes with skin that’s just starting to wrinkle, but without any bruising-that’s how you know they’ll be extra-sweet. This cocktail recipe takes a basic margarita formula (tequila + orange liqueur + lime juice + sugar) and, with the help of a ripe mango and a blender, transforms it into a spectacular summer cocktail. If you, like us, are always searching for ways to cool down over the summer, let us introduce you to the chilliest drink on the block: frozen mango margaritas.
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