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Martinis can be a sign that the party has begun. When out with friends, nothing looks more festive on your table than a martini. Try this twist on a regular martini using tequila instead of vodka. It's a simple recipe, and it will thrill those that try it.Next time you are entertaining, promise a surprise. Then deliver the martinis. It will bring a surprise taste punch that will make your guests smile. Here is how to make them.
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Place all of the ingredients into the shaker.
Cover with a glass, and shake well. Do this for about 15 to 30 seconds.
Pour into a martini glass.
Add crushed ice. Put an orange twist on top.
Enjoy.
eHow Article: How to Make a Tequila Martini
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