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Mexican Feast: Citrus Fizz Recipe

August 8, 2011Chilli Drinksmexican drink, Mexican Feast Standard

Inspired by last week’s trip to Wahaca in Covent Garden I decided to cook up Mexican feast using my Mexican Food Made Simple Book. I will post the recipes up over the next couple of days but I’m staring with this one in which I tried to re create the drink I had at Wahaca. While It doesn’t contain chilli it goes great with spicy food and is really refreshing. I guess if you wanted to add some heat it would work with a bit of ginger and maybe even a slice of chilli.

citrus fizz recipe

If I’m honest it wasn’t quite as good as the one I had in London, It wasn’t quite as minty, so if anyone has any tips for getting more flavour from the mint then please let me know.

You could also always sweeten it up with a little bit of sugar or sugar syrup but I didn’t think it needed it.

Ingredients for 1 Citrus Fizz

  • 2 limes
  • Few sprigs of mint.
  • 300ml fizzy water.
  • Ice cubes

Method

  1. Roll the limes on a chopping board, squeezing gently, this helps you get more juice out, cut the limes in half and squeeze the juice out into a glass, slice the left over lime skin into 4, set 2 pieces aside and bin the other 2.
  2. Pick the mint leaves from the stems and tear into the glass, gently bash up with a spoon.
  3. Add some ice to the glass and bash up again.
  4. Add the 2 lime slices followed by the water, give it a good stir then enjoy.

COMMENTS

Poppy October 19, 2013 at 22:16 -

I had one of these last week at Covent Garden. I found the more I squished the mint leaves, the more minty and sweet taste I got, so maybe a lot of squishing of the mint is what might do the trick. Anyway, thanks for posting this, am going to buy some limes and fizzy water tomorrow, can’t wait! I have mint growing in my garden.

Poppy October 21, 2013 at 16:36 -

I tried this yesterday, I added a little sugar to mine as it was a little bitter. I also added a little hot water to the mint to see if that would release some more flavour, then topped up with plenty of ice and water to cool it down.

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