A Texas margarita is made for easy drinking.
Whenever you enjoy a Texas margarita, it’s an easy-drinking cocktail that’s a snap to shake up.
What Is a Texas Margarita?
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The orange compliments and balances the lime and tequila, making this a refreshing summer drink.
This recipe makes a Texas margarita for one.
If you oughta make a drink for several folks, don’t overfill the shaker with extra ingredients.
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Mix each margarita one by one so you don’t have any accidents.
What Does a Texas Margarita Taste Like?
Sweet and citrusy, the Texas Margarita tastes lighter and more refreshing than the classic cocktail.
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This easy-drinking version is ideal for summer sipping, either poolside or at an evening party.
The orange juice and agave syrup add a slight sweetness and balance, complimenting the tequila and orange liqueur.
How is it different than a classic margarita?
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Ingredients
Fresh lime wedge (optional)
Margarita salt (optional)
3Tbsp.
(1 1/2 oz.)
(1 oz.)
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orange liqueur (such as Grand Marnier, Triple Sec, or Cointreau)
1 1/2Tbsp.
fresh lime juice (from 1 lime)
1 1/2Tbsp.
fresh orange juice (from 1 orange)
1/2Tbsp.
Strain into glass, and garnish with an orange slice.
