Went with a classic, Solerno Orange Liquer, Corazon Reposada and lemon juice. Ah, the pause that refreshes! Served it with steamed pink Key West shrimp (Old Bay, of course) and a cucumber/black eyed pea salad with Indian spices. Simple, good, ready for night night.
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What is the mixology on that drink?
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And how about the "mixology" on that salad? It sounds "healthy"!
Thanks,
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Stuck with basic margarita mixology as per MARIA'S in Santa Fe:
• 2 1/2 shots tequila
• 2 shots orange liqueur
• 3 shots freshly squeezed lemon juice
This gives you a lot of latitude in mixing. If I'm feeling limey, I might mix the lemon juice with line juice, and I have on occasion done a 100% lime margarita (with Blanco tequila, of course) which usually needs to be sweetened with agave nectar or Italian Limoncello. Or I can opt for Patron Citronge Lime Liqueur, which can lime out the lemon juice. With the Curazon Reposada and Solerno Blood Orange liqueur, I never add a sweetener unless the lemons are particularly sour. An excellent alternative are Meyers Lemons, which are lemons crossed with oranges. These make a surprisingly smooth margarita. I like to use a smokier reposed, like 30-30 ("The tequila named for the guns of la Revolution!").
RE: the cuke salad, it came from a great Indian cookbook: MY INDIAN KITCHEN: PREPARING DELICIOUS INDIAN MEALS WITHOUT FEAR OR FUSS, by Hari Nayak
http://www.amazon.com/My-Indian-Kitchen-Preparing-Delicious/dp/080484089X?ie=UTF8&keywords=my%20indian%20cookbook&qid=1465411061&ref_=sr_1_1&sr=8-1
It is a super Indian cookbook! We've cooked from it extensively, and now some of our go-to dishes are from it (the Marsala Crusted Tilapia makes that bland fish rock and roll). Buy the cookbook...you'll love it! Here's his web page: http://www.harinayak.com
mb
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I have 4 in the pipeline…i enable myself!!!
mb
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