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Kat’s Margarita ~ Recipe

2:30 PM PDT on September 26, 2007

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Kat's Margarita ~ Double Recipe

Ingredients:

1 cup lemon juice

1 cup lime juice

2 cup Triple sec

2 cup White tequila

Optional: Grand Marnier

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Squeeze lemons and limes. Pour over pitcher full of ice. Add Triple-sec and Tequila. Let sit for one hour.

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White tequila.

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Consider going lighter on the Triple sec if you taste it's too sweet.

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This recipe will kick your ass if you don't let it sit on ice and water down for about an hour. If you're in a hurry, blend half, and add it back to the pitcher. Either way, this Margarita will kick your ass. This is a double recipe. If you halve the recipe, still use both lime and lemon; the lemon mellows out the lime. Pura Vida!

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