Mojito Recipe: Make it with a Quik Stir Pitcher!

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around participants sharing their experiences and recipes for making mojitos, particularly using the Quik Stir Pitcher. Various variations and personal anecdotes about the drink are discussed, along with the context of serving them at events and shows.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant recalls a mojito recipe involving simple syrup and pressing limes in a citrus press.
  • Another participant mentions that the mojitos from the Spring's Season's Best were a big hit at a show.
  • One participant shares that their cluster enjoyed the mojitos at a meeting, even without rum, and notes a creative twist using blood oranges.
  • Another participant expresses eagerness to try the mojitos from the Season's Best but feels the current weather is not conducive to a tropical drink.
  • Several participants highlight the popularity of the Triple Citrus Mojitos, noting they are great for demonstrations and well-received at shows.
  • One participant mentions needing to double the recipe to satisfy a large group at a show.
  • Another participant shares a successful experience serving a non-alcoholic version for a pregnant guest, which was well-received.
  • One participant expresses difficulty finding the recipe on the consultant community site.
  • Another participant shares their method of preparing the mojitos by tearing mint leaves and leaving them under the plunger, which was also a hit.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the popularity and appeal of the mojito recipes discussed, particularly the Triple Citrus Mojitos. However, there is no clear consensus on the specific recipe details or preparation methods.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and preferences related to making and serving mojitos, with references to specific events and seasonal themes.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for creative drink ideas for shows or events may find the shared experiences and recipes beneficial.

myinnerchef
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I knew someone who used to make mojitos in her quik stir pitcher. I recall the recipe involved simple syrup and pressing limes in the citrus press. Does anyone have a Mojito recipe to pass along?
 
We made the ones on the first page of this Spring's Season's Best a show a while back and they were a BIG hit!
 
My cluster had them at our meeting last week, too. They are delicious! Even without the rum in them. The gal who made them used a blood orange, so they were pink - perfect for HWC month. :)I'm actually making them at a show tonight, with the Tropical Breeze Rum Cake from last summer's SBRC. mmm...
 
I've been dying to try those Mojitos in the Season's Best. They look really good. But since the forecast is rain turning to SNOW today, I'm just not in a tropical mood. Maybe after I get back from my cruise. :)
 
If you're not in a tropical mood when you get back, not sure you ever will be!
Isn't this weather awful?!?!? I'm SOOOOOO ready for spring!
 
The Triple Citrus Mojitos are delicious and a great demo, too! I've been doing them at a few shows and they're a big hit.
 
cathyskitchen said:
The Triple Citrus Mojitos are delicious and a great demo, too! I've been doing them at a few shows and they're a big hit.

Oh good! I'm doing them at a show on the 25th.
 
Second that on the Triple Citrus Mojitos. I doubled the recipe in the Family size QSP....and had to make another batch for about 18 thirsty ladies.
 
I feel alittle slow.. but I just went to CC and can't find this recipe anywhere. Can someone point me in the right direction please?
 
It's with the current SBRC recipes.This was a HUGE hit at my show last night! One guest was pregnant, so we poured her glass before we added the rum. Everyone loved it, and liked that there weren't mint bits floating in it (I didn't add the leaves to the pitcher).
 
I did them too, but i only tprn the mint leaves in half, and left all the leaves under the plunger. BIG HIT
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need to make a mojito using the Quik Stir Pitcher?

To make a mojito using the Quik Stir Pitcher, you will need fresh mint leaves, lime juice, sugar or simple syrup, club soda, and white rum. Optionally, you can add lime wedges for garnish.

How do I prepare the mojito in the Quik Stir Pitcher?

Start by adding fresh mint leaves and sugar (or simple syrup) to the Quik Stir Pitcher. Use the stirrer to muddle the mint and sugar together to release the mint oils. Next, add lime juice and white rum, and stir well. Finally, fill the pitcher with club soda and stir gently to combine.

Can I make a non-alcoholic version of the mojito in the Quik Stir Pitcher?

Yes! To make a non-alcoholic mojito, simply omit the white rum and replace it with additional club soda or a lemon-lime soda for sweetness. Follow the same steps for muddling the mint and combining the ingredients in the Quik Stir Pitcher.

How many servings does the Quik Stir Pitcher hold for mojitos?

The Quik Stir Pitcher typically holds about 2 quarts, which is enough to make approximately 8 servings of mojitos, depending on the serving size. This makes it perfect for gatherings or parties!

Can I prepare the mojito mixture in advance using the Quik Stir Pitcher?

Yes, you can prepare the mojito mixture in advance by muddling the mint, sugar, lime juice, and rum in the Quik Stir Pitcher. However, it's best to add the club soda just before serving to maintain its fizz and freshness.

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