Italian Amaretto Margaritas On the Rocks

Submitted by: ying 
Home Town: Kowloon City, Kowloon Peninsula, Hong Kong
These margaritas are made with amaretto. 

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Margaritas on the Rocks

Submitted by: 93VETTE 
Sweet and sour, tequila, triple sec and Grand Marnier With a squeeze of fresh lime juice. Everybody wants the recipe after consuming one of these. 

Pitcher Perfect Margaritas

Submitted by: TATTOOMAMA 
Home Town: New York, New York, USA
Living In: Queens, New York, USA
After tweaking with several other margarita recipes, I finally found a way to get that 'real' margarita taste in a pitcher size for parties. 

Bucket of Margaritas

Submitted by: CRAZY4SUSHI 
These slushy margaritas are made in the freezer. No blending required! But they must be made ahead to allow time to freeze. 

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Grapefruit Margaritas

Submitted by: JENSATTER 
Home Town: Kansas City, Missouri, USA
Living In: Lees Summit, Missouri, USA
A mixture of lime and grapefruit make a refreshing margarita. 

Frozen Avocado Margaritas

Submitted by: differentdog 
Frozen margaritas with avocado. Very sweet and smooth. 

Catholic Blended Margaritas

Submitted by: germanerin 
Home Town: Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
These margaritas are sweetened with confectioners' sugar and feature a drop of vanilla extract. 

Mexicali Beer Margaritas

Submitted by: chefjeff 
Living In: Los Angeles, California, USA
This is a variation of another posted 'Beer Margarita' with a little extra 'oomph.' It's quite delicious. 

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Parker's Famous Margaritas

Submitted by: squawk93 Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
Living In: Seattle, Washington, USA
This is the signature drink at my in-law's home. My father-in-law developed a taste for margaritas made from scratch during the summer they spent in Zihuatanejo during the 1960s. After decades of tinkering he has arrived at this foolproof recipe for the ultimate Mexican cocktail. 

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Beer Margaritas

Submitted by: big surprise 
Living In: Seattle, Washington, USA
Who would believe that beer would be the perfect solution to eradicating fluorescent green margaritas? Well, it is! Best to use not-so-micro brews to avoid an overpowering flavor. Use the limeade can to measure the ingredients, and adjust with extra water if the mixture seems too sweet. Straining the pulp is always a good idea, unless, of course, you like pulp! 
 
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