Mission: Margarita: A Collection of the Best Margarita Recipes Paperback – October 28, 2012

was okay

Arrived quickly. Opens with the history of the Margarita, the basics, virgin margaritas (only 3 of those-but just leave out the alcohol in the other recipes, restaurant recipes such as Chili's, Prickly Pear, Superior Grill...Flavored margaritas, (Jalapeno, Chocolate, Hibiscus, Orange Mango, etc). Frozen margaritas, (Strawberry, Midori, Mango, Coconut, etc). Large Batches for a Party. Holiday themed margaritas (5 of those)... TONS of different recipes (At least 200).All recipes are in ounces, with clear, concise step by step instructions. Nothing complicated. There are even tips on different rim garnishing's and notes about that particular margarita, or where to buy certain liquors, how a restaurant makes/serves that drink, etc.Book is 8 1/2 by 5 1/2. A bit LARGER print, which is good. You don't strain to read small fine print. Soft cover. One recipe per page, no matter how short, so it doesn't seem like everything is 'jammed' together.Just a great book that a margarita lover, or even a novice, would love. Highly recommend.

Would been great if the book had pictures and had a section for the Margaritaville machine.

Great recipes. I prefer some over others but they are all drinkable. And there are so many available that we stick to our favorites unless we are feeling adventurous.

This book has recipes from many restaraunts. I was looking for the applebee one and I found it. It was the exact one

Excellent book.Everything you need to know about Margaritas.

Before seeing my husband with this book I usually just relied on him to mix a drink for me and would be forced to drink it even if it didn't seem very appetizing to me. After looking at the book I saw some of the drinks he had made and then even found a few, such as the virgin drinks, that really sounded delicious. I rolled up my sleeves and tried to recreate the drinks for the first time. The steps to make them were very easy to understand for someone who never really didn't any mixing before in her life so I was content when I completed my first drink and was appraised by my husband. I don't know what I will make next but I think it will be something under the frozen category. Might even have to go look at their site MissionMargarita.com to see if they have any other things that can help me get better. 300 pages may seem to be a lot but it is worth the purchase!

I was really surprised at the amount of recipes in this book! I ordered it on a whim and I'm glad I did. Sure, it has some of the same recipes of some of the "basic" margaritas from other books, but it also has some pretty creative and off-the-wall recipes that I can't wait to try!The book was a lot thicker than I thought, too. It's almost an inch thick! This is a great addition to my recipe book collection. I will keep it within reach in my kitchen for easy access any time we have a party!

Masses of recipes, exactly what I was looking for, and includes a section on restaurant-type margaritas too.