How to Make Pineapple Chili Margaritas
Fill a small saucer coarse salt and chili powder., Rim the margarita glasses., Dip the glass rims into the salt mixture., Add crushed ice to a cocktail shaker., Measure and pour the ingredients into the shaker. , Shake the contents., Strain the...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Fill a small saucer coarse salt and chili powder.
Measure about 2 tablespoons salt and 1 1/2 teaspoons chili powder.
Make sure it's more towards the edges of the saucer.
Depending on the quantity of margaritas you are planning to make, add a little more than listed to the saucer. -
Step 2: Rim the margarita glasses.
Use a lime wedge and rub the juice around the rim of the glass. , As you lift up the glass, gently swirl it to make a more cleaner appearance. , Fill it about halfway with ice. ,, Secure the lid on and vigorously shake it for a few seconds.
You will know when the contents are cold when you see condensation building up on the outside of the shaker. , Attach a strainer on the cocktail shaker (if the shaker doesn't have one) and strain it into four margarita glasses. ,, -
Step 3: Dip the glass rims into the salt mixture.
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Step 4: Add crushed ice to a cocktail shaker.
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Step 5: Measure and pour the ingredients into the shaker.
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Step 6: Shake the contents.
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Step 7: Strain the contents.
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Step 8: Garnish the margaritas.
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Step 9: Finished.
Detailed Guide
Measure about 2 tablespoons salt and 1 1/2 teaspoons chili powder.
Make sure it's more towards the edges of the saucer.
Depending on the quantity of margaritas you are planning to make, add a little more than listed to the saucer.
Use a lime wedge and rub the juice around the rim of the glass. , As you lift up the glass, gently swirl it to make a more cleaner appearance. , Fill it about halfway with ice. ,, Secure the lid on and vigorously shake it for a few seconds.
You will know when the contents are cold when you see condensation building up on the outside of the shaker. , Attach a strainer on the cocktail shaker (if the shaker doesn't have one) and strain it into four margarita glasses. ,,
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