I’m 27 today!
I’m a year older, and to be honest, all I want for my Birthday is to finally be able to buy my 2 buck chuck at Trader Joe’s without the cashier making a joke about how I look 16.
It happens too often.
We’re heading to Mexico Thursday morning and wish I could teleport there rn because my body is ready to inhale all the food! I’m seriously considering only packing running shorts so I can indulge comfortably!
It’s just a short trip but enough para recargar las pilas!
We’re going to hang out with family, do some shopping, and hopefully trek up El Volcán de Colima, Colima’s last active Volcano.
I got my hands on these beautiful Cara Cara Oranges (cross between Washington and Bahia Navel) which are known for their pink orange flesh and I’m so glad I found them–I cannot get over how gorgeous the inside is!
If you’ve read some of my previous posts, you know I love me a tart cocktail, so it’s only appropriate that I have one for my Birthday.
As my mom would say, obviooó osea hellow.
It’s a twist on the South American classic, the Pisco Sour. It’s a little smokey and a little tart, and really easy to make. I also feel like this drink also makes for a good party trick because the foam will make you look fancy af.
Here’s to being blessed with another year, good eats, and the good fight!
Nos vemos en 2 semanas. Y como siempre, stay chingonx!
Cara Cara Orange Mezcal Sour
Ingredients
- 4 oz Cara Cara Juice
- 1 oz Mezcal
- 1/2 oz Vodka
- 1 1/2 oz Lime Juice
- 1 1/2 tsp Agave nectar
- 1 Egg White
Instructions
- In a cocktail shaker filled with ice, mix in the cara cara orange juice, mezcal, vodka, lime juice, agave and egg white. Shake vigorously for about 25-30 seconds, pour into a glass.
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Kathleenisthepenis
April 4, 2017 at 8:21 ambeautiful photography! Excited to find this great blog.
Esteban
April 6, 2017 at 9:54 amThanks Kathleen! 🙂
Jeanette H Hamrick
October 20, 2020 at 3:00 pmI am like you in that I love a tart sour, the more tart the sour the better within reason of course. Your drink sounded wonderful but I didn’t have any mescal or Cara Cara oranges so I made a few substitutions and made it my own. Here in New Orleans the first of this year’s satsuma crop was in the grocery store yesterday so I used some fresh satsuma juice in place of the orange juice and I used vodka in place of the mezcal but talk about refreshing, tart and just sweet enough satsuma sour was born. I am not sure what makes it a sour or if it is even still considered a sour but it was sooo good whatever you want to call it. I will definitely be making this again!! I forgot to take a picture of it before I drank it but I can tell you it looked almost identical to yours. Thanks for posting your recipes. The Chicano eats.com is my new favorite blog and I have made your dulce De leche chocoflan cake which my family loves it.