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The BEST Raspberry Margarita!
Dominic Brunetti
"Delicious raspberry-flavored margarita. This recipe is inspired by one of the big chains that is famous for its margaritas! You'll love this! Be sure to use top-quality tequila and raspberry liqueur for maximum effect. I sometimes like to add a 'floater' of Chambord to top it all off."
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5 m servingsOriginal recipe yields 1 servings (1 Serving)
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- Pour the sweet and sour mix, tequila, cointreau, and raspberry liqueur into a shaker filled with ice. Shake until the shaker is frosty on the outside. Rub the rim of a margarita glass with a lime wedge, then dip in salt. Add a few ice cubes to the glass, then strain the liquid from the shaker carefully into the glass. Garnish with a lime wedge.
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Most helpful positive review
10/27/2006
Thank - You !!! I have been looking for a recipe that I could "adapt" to Chili's Raspberry Margarita. I used 1800 Reposado, Chambord and I added a shot of Cointreau AND .... WOW LUV IT !!
Most helpful critical review
8/28/2005
Didn't care for this. There wasn't enough raspberry flavor. Think it would be better with sugar instead of salt and also if it were frozen. Had to add some additional raspberry syrup to get the ...
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10/27/2006
Thank - You !!! I have been looking for a recipe that I could "adapt" to Chili's Raspberry Margarita. I used 1800 Reposado, Chambord and I added a shot of Cointreau AND .... WOW LUV IT !!
8/28/2005
Didn't care for this. There wasn't enough raspberry flavor. Think it would be better with sugar instead of salt and also if it were frozen. Had to add some additional raspberry syrup to get the ...
12/12/2007
Wonderful recipe. I served this in a sugar-rimmed martini glass and added a few muddled raspberries to the recipe. Delicious.
9/2/2004
One of my favorite drinks!! The only difference is that I rim the glass with sugar and not salt.
5/3/2008
My husband loved it just the way it was but I definitely will double the Chambord next time as I didn't taste the raspberry. But it's still very good!
3/8/2009
We loved this - I was looking for a similar drink to Chili's 1800. I used 4 oz Sweet & Sour and changed cointreau and Chambord to 2 oz. Yum!
8/8/2011
Instead of sweet/sour mix do orange juice and squeeze a lime wedge. I also garnish with sugar and orange wedge....much better