Bloody Mary Recipes for New Year’s Day
December 27, 2018 — Bloody Mary recipes are a staple at Brunch and since January 1 is National Bloody Mary Day, no New Year’s Brunch would be complete without them. If you are looking to up your game, these three recipes will fit the bill — no resolution needed!
Here are some favorite trending Bloody Mary recipes:
Trail’s End Bacon Mary
A Bloody Mary made with bourbon? Definitely when you add bacon! #Trails_End
Celery salt
1 ½ oz Trail’s End Bourbon
2 dashes Hot Sauce
2 dashes Worcestershire Sauce
1 teaspoon Wasabi (more to taste)
Tomato Juice
Lime wedge black pepper
Celery stalk and bacon strip for garnish
Method: Run the lime wedge around the rim of a mason jar. Sprinkle the rim with black pepper. Fill with ice. Add all ingredients, stir and garnish with a celery stick and strip of crispy bacon.
Harvest Tomato Cooler
For those who resolved to eat (and) drink better, this Bloody Mary uses organic vodka and fresh ingredients. #AmericanHarvestVodka
1 slice lemon
3 to 4 purple basil leaves
3 ounces fresh squeezed tomato juice (about 4 small to medium tomatoes)
2 ounces American Harvest Organic Vodka
Splash of hot sauce
Ice
Purple basil to garnish
Method: Add the lemon to a cocktail shaker. Tear the basil and add it with the lemon. Muddle the two together.
Strain the tomato juice to remove seeds and add it to the cocktail shaker. Add the American Harvest Vodka and hot sauce, and then add a handful of ice. Cover and shake until well chilled. Fill a short cocktail glass with ice, strain the cocktail into the glass, and garnish with basil.
Bloody Oyster Shooters
Absinthe and oysters are a great pair, and the anise notes in absinthe make a delicious Bloody Mary. There is no better way to start the year than with this three-some! #Lucid_Absinthe
1 oz. Lucid Absinthe
4 oz. spicy Bloody Mary mix
4 dashes of Worcestershire sauce,
1 teaspoon horseradish
4 oysters
Ground pepper, garlic salt, celery salt to taste
Method: In a pint glass add ice, Lucid Absinthe, Bloody Mary mix, Worcestershire sauce, and other spices. Shake and strain into shot glasses. Garnish with a fresh oyster and sprinkle with sea salt.
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