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How to garnish a cocktail
Cut citrus fruits into wheels.
Slice a fresh lemon, lime, or orange crosswise into rounds 0.25-0.5 inches (0.64-1.27 cm) thick, then cut a small notch into the thick peel on one side. Slide the notched section of the wheel onto the rim of the glass and serve.

Choices: -- Measure out the peel and sugar of both citrus fruits and 4 ounces (253 g) of sugar. Combine and enjoy Use the fresh fruit and ginger in a cocktail. -- If you wish to garnish a lime wedge garnish, you may skip the peel and simply trim the watermelon halves. Otherwise, they will be superfluous. -- Simple citrus garnishes typically accompany drinks like mojitos, coolers, and craft beers. Consider how the type of citrus you use will complement the flavors of the cocktail's primary ingredients. -- Peel the lemons and lime and squeeze them. The lemon slices should be facing down, with the bulb halves facing up toward you.
Simple citrus garnishes typically accompany drinks like mojitos, coolers, and craft beers. Consider how the type of citrus you use will complement the flavors of the cocktail's primary ingredients.