Frozen Blender Mojito Recipes

Steps:

• Combine the ice, mint, rum simple syrup, lime juice and half of the lime slices in the carafe of a blender. Blend until the mint and lime are pureed and the mixture is homogeneous and slightly thick. Pour into chilled serving glasses and garnish each glass with the remaining lime slices and a sprig of mint. Serve immediately.

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• Combine simple syrup, lime juice and mint leaves in a blender and blend until combined. Add the rum and crushed ice and blend until frothy. Pour into 2 rocks glasses and garnish with mint sprigs.

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• Add water and red cabbage to a medium-size pot. Bring the water to a boil, then strain the cabbage in a sieve over a bowl to reserve the blue liquid.
• Pour the strained blue water into an ice tray. You will be left with 1 cup (235 ml) of blue water. Reserve the water and freeze the ice tray for 6 hours, or overnight.
• Add the reserved blue water to a pot with the sugar and bring to a boil until the sugar has dissolved. Set aside.
• Combine the lime juice with 1½ (355 ml) cups of water and stir to combine. Pour the lime mixture into an ice tray and freeze for 6 hours, up to overnight.
• Add the blue ice cubes to a blender and blend until finely crushed. Put the crushed blue ice in a glass.
• Wash the blender well.
• Add the lime ice cubes and 8 mint leaves. Blend until finely crushed. Put the crushed lime and mint ice on top of the blue ice.
• Slowly pour the white rum and blue simple syrup. Top with a sprig of mint.
• Enjoy!

Steps:

• Throw the mint leaves and the sugar into a pitcher. Smoosh it around a bit with a spoon to get a bit of the mint oil out of the leaves. Roll the limes on the counter to help release the juice, slice them in half, and squeeze into the pitcher. You can even press a spoon into the lime halves to eke out every last bit of juice, if you want.
• Now the most important step: ADD THE RUM! :)
• Next: If you're camping and your guy is waiting outside with the awesome hand-crank blender at the ready, take the pitcher outside for the next step. Or you can do this with your blender inside, too.
• Fill the blender with 4-5 cups of ice cubes. Pour half the mojito mixture in, and blend on a low speed for 5-10 seconds, just until the mint has been chopped and the ice is a little smaller.
• Divide the mixture between two large glasses, top with club soda to taste. Pour the second half in the blender, and do it again.
• Now just drop straws in, pass 'em out, and let the party begin!

Steps:

• Place enough sugar on a small plate to reach depth of 1/4 inch. Run lime wedge around the rim of 4 martinin glasses to moisten. Dip rims into sugar on plate.
• Blend rum or vodka and 1/3 cup sugar in blender until sugar dissolves. Add ice, blend until smooth, adding up to 1 cup more ice, if desired.
• Add 12 mint leaves and blend until green flecks appear. Pour into prepared glasses.
• Garnish with mint sprigs.
• Sit back and enjoy.

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• Layer mint leaves, lime juice, rum, sugar, and ice in a blender; blend until smooth. Pour drink into two 16-ounce glasses and top each with seltzer water. Place a lime wedge on each glass and add a fresh mint sprig to each.

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• Trim top of pineapple to remove leaves, but leave top in tact. Cut pineapple in half crosswise. Run a knife in a circle around inside of halves 1/2" away from the skin. Cut across core of pineapple twice, creating 4 pieces and loosening the fruit. Using a big spoon or ice cream scoop, scoop out inside of each pineapple half. Place pineapple "cups" in freezer.
• Discard core and finely chop pineapple (you should have about 4 cups). Place in a single layer on a parchment-lined sheet tray and freeze at least 1 hour.
• Blend frozen pineapple, rum, lime juice, 1/3 cup mint, and 2 cups ice in a blender until smooth. Taste and add sugar, if needed.
• Fill pineapple "cups" with mojito mixture, reserving extra for refills. Garnish with mint sprigs and tiki drink decoration, if using. Reserve remaining mojito mixture in freezer for second serving or serve in alternate glasses.
• Do Ahead
• Pineapple "cups" can be hollowed out 3 days ahead; keep frozen. Pineapple chunks can be frozen up to 3 months ahead.