Prepare Your Glass: If you prefer a salted rim, moisten the rim of a rocks or old-fashioned glass with a lime or orange wedge. Dip the moistened rim into a shallow plate of salt to coat it lightly.
Fill the Glass with Ice: Add ice cubes to the prepared glass. Fill it to your preference, but typically, a Margarita glass is about 2/3 full of ice.
Measure and Add Blanco Tequila: Using a jigger or measuring glass, measure the listed amount of Blanco tequila. Pour the tequila over the ice in the glass.
Squeeze Lime Juice: Roll a lime on the countertop to release its juices. Cut the lime in half, and using a juicer or your hand, squeeze the listed amount of lime juice.
Squeeze Fresh Orange Juice: Roll an orange on the countertop to release its juices. Cut the orange in half, and using a juicer or your hand, squeeze the listed amount of fresh orange juice.
Add Lime and Orange Juices to the Glass: Pour the freshly squeezed lime and orange juices into the glass.
Stir Well: Take a stirring rod or a long spoon and gently stir the mixture in the glass for about 10-15 seconds. This ensures that the ingredients are well-mixed.
Garnish (Optional): If desired, you can garnish your Brunch Margarita with an orange wheel or twist on the rim of the glass.
Notes
Base recipe (1x): 180 mL of measured liquid before ice and dilution. The serving controls scale the complete batch. Millilitre quantities are rounded where necessary while retaining the base total. US fluid-ounce amounts are approximate volume equivalents.No additional water or syrup dilution is included.The ingredient proportions are 10:9:5 in the listed order (Blanco Tequila : Orange Juice : Lime Juice). The exact 180 mL amounts are 75 mL, 67.5 mL and 37.5 mL. Build and stir in the serving glass.Nutrition information is not available for this recipe. The recipe yield is not a recommended personal alcohol allowance.The 1× recipe targets 180 mL before ice and dilution, using the previously listed ingredient proportions. The displayed amounts total 180 mL. Milliliter amounts are rounded to at most two decimal places; displayed totals at other serving sizes may differ slightly from 180 mL multiplied by the selected size. US fluid-ounce values are approximate volume equivalents.