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A classic margarita is a fairly simple drink to make. In a shaker add 2 oz. Tequila, 1 oz. Orange Liquor (Cointreau or Triple Sec), 1/2 oz. Sweetener (Simple Syrup or Agave Syrup) and 1 oz. Lime Juice…shake ‘n serve. Serve over ice and salt the rim if you like. Simple and perfect, right? It’s the variations that make a margarita the quintessential summer cocktail.
Here we’ve collected some very pretty pink margarita recipes that would be great for a beach party, bridal shower or girls birthday celebration. The colors range from a barely blush pink to a wildly hot pink. (Cover photo credit: Laura at tideandthyme)
Pink Señorita Margarita
Meet margarita’s sassy sister. Pink lemonade gives this Pink Señorita Margarita its barely blush color. Everybody say: Olé!
Raspberry Beer Margarita
Amy at The Blond Cook has created several beer margarita recipes but says this Raspberry Beer Margarita is her favorite. After testing several flavors of Bud Light’s “rita beers” she liked the raspberry best.
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Strawberry Margarita Granita
The husband and wife duo at Simply Made Recipes compiled 15 Margarita Recipes To Die For, including this Strawberry Margarita Granita recipe from Sam at Sugar Spun Run, who freely admits that “life may or may not be controlled by my sweet tooth.”
Prickly Pear Margarita
After trying a Prickly Pear Margarita in Dallas, Texas, blogger Mackenzie at Design Darling, found a way to create this hot pink cocktail at home.
Coconut Grapefruit Margarita
Blogger Courtney of pizzazzerie and I are in agreement: there’s nothing “wrong with a plain ‘ol lime margarita.” Her Coconut Grapefruit Margaritas are a sweet twist on the classic. Experiment with flavored coconut waters to create subtle differences. She prefers using cream of coconut. “The perfect addition!”
Champagne Lemonade Margarita
What happens when you combine bubbly Champagne and pink lemonade? A nice pink champagne cocktail! Not too shabby. But when you add silver tequila and a dash of Triple Sec, you’ve got a special party waiting to happen. The Champagne Lemonade Margarita is a barely there pink cocktail. Visit blogger Marla Meridith‘s very classy website and check out her other pretty in pink margarita: Raspberry Coconut Margarita.
Pink Cadillac Margarita
The editors at Southern Living Magazine suggest mixing up several batches of Pink Cadillac Margaritas 3 to 4 hours before your party for maximum chill. Just shake up and serve when thirsty guests arrive. Check out their 20 must-have margaritas recipes.
Smokey Pink Grapefruit Jalapeno Margarita
“A subtle kick from the jalapeño and smokey aroma from the smoked sea salt,” is what Australian blogger Cassandra at lapetitepoire says you’ll get with her Pink Grapefruit Jalapeno Margarita.
Coconut Blood Orange Margarita
I first experienced blood oranges at the produce market while traveling through Italy. The rich citrus aroma overwhelmed me, and that was just handling it! One bite of brightly colored flesh and I was in heaven. The sweetest flavor that no ordinary supermarket orange would ever compare.
Leah, of the blog freutcake, creates a modern take on nostalgic foods. Her Coconut Blood Orange Margarita is “creamy and frothy from the coconut cream, tangy from the lime, and surprisingly pink from the squeeze of blood orange juice…but maybe too pink?” Never.
Blush Pink Apple Margarita With Rosemary Black Pepper Simple Syrup
Apples and skins, spiked with tequila, rosemary and black pepper are uniquely combined to give the Blush Pink Apple Margarita with Rosemary that something extra. You must try the black pepper rosemary simple syrup. Jessica, Food, Traveler and Adventurer thinks her margarita might almost be too pretty to drink. Almost. Follow her on Instagram.
The Parisian Margarita
This is a rich and fruity spin on the classic margarita, using St. Germain liquor. Infused with the floral notes from the St. Germain’s elderflowers, The Parisien Margarita from ohsobeautifulpaper is a tribute drink developed in memory of a dear friend.
If you’re looking for a super-fragrant, sweet spirit to elevate your home bartending skills, try these 5 easy recipes using St. Germain from domaine.com
Cotton Candy Margarita
Darcie, blogger at Such the Spot, was inspired by childhood memories of county fairs to “recreate the magic of cotton candy” in a margarita.
When childhood meets adulthood the result is a pretty pink Cotton Candy Margarita.
Cherry Amaretto Margarita
This recipe comes together in 5 minutes, says Molly, food journalist at yestoyolks. The star of the Cherry Amaretto Margarita is fresh cherries, and a healthy dose of amaretto.
Pomegranate Margarita
Laura, a seasoned blogger at tideandthyme, created this recipe to answer a friend’s request. I know we think “fall” when it comes to pomegranates, but because you can buy the bottled juice year around, there’s no real season to mix up this pretty pink Pomegranate Margarita. One for you. One for a friend. It’s okay if that “friend” is you!
Strawberry Jalapeno Margarita
Mom and passionate food blogger, Rachel started thechicsite after she caught her Thanksgiving turkey on fire! The Strawberry Jalapeno Margarita combines sweetness and a little heat. Makes you forget all about the turkey. Check her her totally chic site (did I mention its so clean & pretty, too?)
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The Pink Lady Margarita
Lastly, as if the color isn’t amazing enough, the taste of The Pink Lady Margarita will take to you Margaritaville® and beyond. There’s a bit of preparation required — like 20 minutes. But you guys, it’s totally worth it.
Stacy of wickedgoodkitchen has concocted what might be the BEST pretty pink margarita recipe ever created.
Margaritas are the perfect party drink, during the summer months, or at any time you need to create the “feel” of warm breezes! Surely there’s one (or more) of these pretty pink margaritas that will become the delicious hit to your next coastal-inspired get together.
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