
Citrus Granita
4 ounces mixed lemon and lime juice (approximately 2 limes and 1 lemon)
2 ounces agave syrup
6 ounces cold water
a few grains of salt

Granita Margarita (serves 2)
2 martini glasses
vanilla salt (optional)
lime slices
citrus granita
3 ounces tequila
4 ounces cold cream soda
Rim the martini glass with lime juice and salt. Fill glass halfway with granita. Combine tequila and soda in a shaker with ice. Shake thoroughly and pour over the granita. Squeeze lime slice over the drink and drop in to finish.
Sources:
Madhava Agave Nectar, available in many supermarkets.
Sweet Cactus Farms, Blue Weber Tequilana organic agave nectar
SunFood, Carries a variety of light and dark agave nectars.
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But can you use it to replace the corn syrup? I am most interested in how it can be used in hard candies.
Yes, agave nectar will work in the same way corn syrup (or, indeed, adding some acid) will for helping to prevent candy from crystalizing. The important thing is that agave nectar is mostly fructose, which acts as a buffer in-between the sucrose molecules.
Can you replace it with corn syrup?
Thanks a lot
Andrew
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