View all products by Chi Chi's California Residents: Click here for Proposition 65 WARNING. Serve: Fill rimmed, salted glasses with ice and margarita mix. Pre-mixed cocktail that combines tequila, triple sec (orange flavors), lime juice and Grapefruit for a Ruby Red margarita. Turn glass upside down to coat with lime juice and then place wet rim in salt and twist glass to coat. Rim glasses: Squeeze the juice of two limes onto one paper plate and sprinkle kosher or sea salt onto another plate. Add in remaining citrus slices + peel stir well. 17, 2007 Saddle up and make your way to any self-respecting watering hole these days and a classic margarita.
In tall pitcher, combine grapefruit juice, lime juice and tequila. Ruby red grapefruit margarita 10 minutes Serves 4 Print Recipe By Jenn Garbee Jan. On tray place: simple syrup, rosemary sprigs, half of grapefruit and lime slices + peels. For lime peel (optional), peel off long strips of lime, remove white pith from back and cut into thin strips. Set out bucket of ice and self serve tray with spoons. Make drinks/garnishes: Slice grapefruit and several limes into thick slices, then cut slices into four or six wedges each. Our Ruby Red Margarita Mix is crafted from the perfect combination of Ruby Red grapefruit, lemon, and lime juices that produce a truly Texas Margarita that is absolutely delicious. Use to sweeten tea, lemonade or other cocktails! Add the grapefruit juice, Jose Cuervo and agave nectar into a cocktail shaker. The Ruby Red Grapefruit is the signature fruit of Texas and its juice is served everyday all across the U.S.A. Simple syrup will keep in fridge for a month. Remove from heat and steep rosemary sprigs in syrup 30 minutes. Remove rosemary, pour into clean container with lid and refrigerate. EMAIL ME > simple syrup: Combine water and sugar in medium sized saucepan and bring to a boil. Have you made a diginwithdana recipe lately? TAG ME ON INSTAGRAM HASHTAG #DIGINWITHDANA FOLLOW ME >  on Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest. With so many variations to choose from, it’s time to get the party started! Celebrations big and small call for Simple Ruby Margaritas! Pin and Dig In! If you can’t drink grapefruit, tequila or even alcohol, don’t fret! Rosemary is optional but adds a subtle earthy flavor that goes really well with grapefruit and lime. Serve homemade simple syrup ( it just takes five minutes!) alongside the pitcher so each guest can decide whether or not to sweeten their drink. The grapefruit and freshly squeezed lime juice combination balance the tequila so well, you might not even need sweetener! Whether you are serving one drink or a pitcher’s full, this simple ratio makes it easy. Three parts grapefruit juice, one part lime juice, one part tequila. Any opinions expressed are Big Joe’s own.Most cocktails are too strong for me, so for this drink I use the ratio: 3:1:1. The post above reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5 weekend host Big Joe Henry. Using a strainer pour into chilled glasses and garnish with a slice of lime or grapefruit. You can salt the rims of your glasses or if you don’t like salt you can lightly sugar the rims instead. The juice of 5-6 Red Ruby Grapefruits (depending on size) about 2 cups (don’t use frozen grapefruit juice, you can prepare and squeeze ahead of time.)Ĥ ounces of Grand Marnier (some people like Triple Sec but I think the flavor of Grand Marnier is best.)Ĩ-10 ounces of good tequila (I like Avion, very smooth, but any 100% de agave tequila works wonderfully.)īlend ingredients for about 30 – 45 secondsįill pitcher half way with ice, cubes, not crushed, add blended ingredients to ice filled pitcher, stir well. It altered the taste of this very good cocktail. Notice the lime isn’t a part of this, this is on purpose, I tried it and didn’t like the battle of tree fruit going on in my mouth. I think the Grand Marnier cuts the acidity and isn’t as sharp as the Triple Sec. If you don’t have the time to squeeze, get Ocean Spray Red ruby Grapefruit Juice, but watch the sugar! I use Grand Marnier in this rather than Triple Sec.
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