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Fiesta Cups!

I’m going to call these “Fiesta Cups” because it’s my personal belief that when you serve tequila in hollowed-out fruit set on a retro deviled egg platter…well, that’s a party, right there.

FIESTA CUPS

1. Hollow out halved limes (reserve the juice and pulp). This is vastly easier if you happen to have a grapefruit spoon laying around. I don’t, so I used a serrated knife, which seemed both unnecessarily messy and surely dangerous. Don’t do that.

2. Dip the rims of each halved lime in coarse salt.

3.  Set the salted limes in your fabulous Fire King egg platter. (If you don’t happen to own one already, try eBay; if you’re feeling impatient, Crate & Barrel carries a pretty, simple version.)

4. Carefully strain a little bit of fresh lime juice into each hollowed-out lime, and then top with good-quality tequila.

Note: If you’d prefer to serve these on a regular (flat) platter, make sure to take a little slice off of the underside of each halved lime, so that they sit upright.

Oh, and if you’d rather fill your deviled egg platter with deviled eggs than with tequila, click here for some tips.

Inspiration via Pinterest.



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  • adrienne s

    Your recipe sounds very familiar to a shot I had in Acapulco about 10 years ago at my brother’s wedding.  After the ceremony, the guests were served shots of tequila from hollowed-out and peeled cucumber halves with coarse salt on the rims.  After you took the shot, you ate the cucumber which was cold and refreshing.  To this day, that is the best shot I and all of his guests have ever had.  And I usually DESPISE tequila of any kind.

  • jordanreid

    That sounds even BETTER. Great idea.

  • http://www.soundofchic.com/ Sound of Chic

    Clever and so easy. I’m going to try this.

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