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Majestic Properties

          TEAM MIAMISM

              Enrique Garcia &

              Ines Hegedus-Garcia

              Majestic Properties

              35 NE 40th Street 

              Design District

              Miami, FL 33137


              phone: 305.758.2323

              fax: 305.758.2324

              e-mail: info@miamism.com


Miamism Fridays

by: Ines.Hegedus-Garcia on September 05, 2008 10:00:52     4 comments »

A Manta Ray off of South Beach....now THIS is a rare site.  All I can say is that I'm glad I bought Rick that waterproof camera for his birthday.

...another MIAMISM!!

** Here in Miamism we love to post your Miami Photos.  If you have a shot you want to share please join the Miamism Group at Flickr.com - or you can e-mail the photos directly to us at info@miamism.com **




Mojito - Miamism Style

by: Ines.Hegedus-Garcia on September 01, 2008 11:00:32     28 comments »

Mojitos! Mojitos!! It's not always about Miami Beach Real Estate.  Time to revive an old post that has gotten awesome feedback!

Miamism Mojito

There is nothing like celebrating a special occasion than with a good Mojito. Whether it's a birthday, an anniversary or New Year's Party. (or Labor Day)!

Did you know that The Mojito is the official drink of Miami?

Rick and I decided that it would be a good idea to show you how to make a Mojito from scratch.....not store bought....and you could even show off with your friends when they come visit.

Before we start, please remember to drink responsibly and we do not condone underage drinking. Please Don't drink and drive.

 

Mojito Ingredients

  • 12 fresh mint leaves
  • 1/2 a line (ooops) lime
  • 1/2 part sugar
  • 1 part Rum
  • 3 parts club soda

Mojito Instructions

Place mint leaves, sugar and lime in a mixer or glass. Muddle well with a pestle or "muddler". Add rum and top off with club soda. Stir well and garnish with sprigs of mint and lime wheel.

Drink up!

In this video, you will find hands-on instructions from Rick himself - showing you how to make a Mojito - if you cannot see the video, please click HERE.

Here's the fun part.  Jeff Turner of Real Estate Shows gave me the idea to bring this Mojito post back to life but with a twist (no pun intended) - he said:

You should give Mojito alternatives for those of us that are not as "adventurous" and a bit "lazy" and don't feel like making mojitos from scratch

Rick and I did some research and this is what we came up with:

Mojito Alternatives

Please know that we don't endorse any of these products and will have to do a follow-up video giving you our opinion of each one of them- they are in no particular order:

  • Mojito Alternative Number 1 - Smirnoff Mojito Cocktail - here's a Vodka Mojito (don't know how happy that makes me) - it's made with Smirnoff No. 21, Kaffir Lime Liqueur and mint - all you do is serve in tall glass over ice and garnish with fresh mint or lime wedge.  (can see more at www.smirnoff.com)

 

  • Mojito Alternative Number 2 - Bacardi Silver Mojitos - these are pre-made bottled malt beverages that come in original, mango and pomegranate flavors - I personally can only drink one of these....the whole malt taste doesn't do much for me. (can get more info at bacardisilver.com)

 

  • Mojito Alternative Number 3 - Roses Traditional Mojito Mix - all you have to do here is add rum and ginger ale (I have not tried these either) - the mix also comes in traditional, mango and passion fruit.(more info at www.rosesmojito.com)

 

  • Mojito Alternative Number 4 - Bacardi Mojito Mixers found in the frozen section of your grocery store - all you do is add rum and club soda.  Not only have we tried this option, but we use it as a quick alternative when we are boating and cannot make mojitos from scratch - if you doc them up a bit with mint and more lime....they are delish! (more info at www.instantparty.com - and it has a really cool interactive virtual dance party)

Thanks Jeff for the awesome idea - go give these a taste and let us know if you like them or not (and look forward to the third part of Miamism Mojitos when Rick and I actually taste the alternatives on live video) - but for now, remember that there's nothing like the real thing!

Enjoy your mojitos!




Miamism Fridays

by: Ines.Hegedus-Garcia on August 29, 2008 01:01:00     8 comments »

Miami Beach Crash

I am so psyched to intoduce one of Miami-Fever's awesome shots this week.  Carlos is a Superb Photographer who will be sharing  his "photo documentary of Life in Miami". 

Now this Miami Beach shot hits home.....not that I've been there.....but you either feel for these girls or you are laughing your head off.  Whichever it is,

....another MIAMISM!!

** Here in Miamism we love to post your Miami Photos.  If you have a shot you want to share please join the Miamism Group at Flickr.com - or you can e-mail the photos directly to us at info@miamism.com **

 




Miamism Fridays

by: Ines.Hegedus-Garcia on August 22, 2008 11:11:46     4 comments »

Miami Beach Scene

This shot was taken on Hispanola Way in South Beach while eating on one of the sidewalk cafes known to Miami Tourists.  It caught my eye because you have to be really focused to balance toddler and dogie while going around street obstacles.  That's Miami Beach Dedication if you ask me!

...another MIAMISM!!

** Summer is almost over! Still have time to take out the camera and shoot some cool
Miamisms - if you are technically inclined - you can add them to the Miamism Group at Flickr.com - or you can
e-mail the photos directly to us at info@miamism.com **

 




Miamism Fridays

by: Ines.Hegedus-Garcia on August 15, 2008 00:01:00     4 comments »

Miami underwater artificial reef

In Miami, we even have underwater bars!!

....another MIAMISM!!

"Jose Cuervo Sunken Margarita Bar". At twenty feet below the surface, this South Beach attraction is a concrete and steel actual bar (with 6 bar stools). It was sunk as a promotion for Cinco De Mayo in 2000. It is now part of the South Florida artificial reef system. (is that cool or what?)

** Summer is here! time to take out the camera and shoot some cool Miamisms - if you are technically inclined - you can add them to the Miamism Group at Flickr.com - or you can e-mail the photos directly to us at info@miamism.com **