Bloody Marias are the Mexican cousin of the classic Bloody Mary Cocktail because they're made with tequila instead of vodka. And because tomato juice is a little hard to come by in my small town, I use V8 juice instead. (I've also made these Bloody Marias with Clamato.) And to spice things up a bit, I add a little salsa Valentina (my favorite bottled salsa).
Before I share the recipe, I apologize for the photo. I'm having technical difficulties with getting the photos from my camera to my computer, so I'm using a photo I shot with my tablet.
Bloody Maria
Ingredients:
- 2 oz. tequila
- Fresh limes
- Worcestershire sauce
- Valentina hot sauce
- V8 or tomato juice
- Ground black pepper
- Celery stalks (for garnish)
Directions:
Wet the rim of a large glass with fresh lime juice, then dip rim in salt. Turn glass over and fill glass with ice, Squeeze the juice of half a lime into the glass and add a dash or two of Worcestershire sauce and Valentina hot sauce. Pour in the tequila and fill the rest of the glass with V8 juice. Stir gently with a stalk of celery and sprinkle top with ground black pepper. Enjoy!
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Very delicious!! Thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a bloody Mary in ages, but next time I'm going for the Maria version...looks fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm thinking I need to try a Bloody Maria!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so good, my vote would be for the Clamato, so Canadian with a Mexican twist!!! Happy Halloween!!!
ReplyDeleteI love a good bloody mary, so I know I would love this. Mmm, tequila.
ReplyDeleteIlike the new look of the blog. I need to update mine.
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightfully spooky Halloween cocktail!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, what a great drink and I am loving the name!!
ReplyDeleteAdd a cube of cheese and a radish and you have a complete meal!
ReplyDeleteYou're photos look great, no need to apologize and I love your site redesign. Everything about this post is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteWow! I've never heard of a Bloody Maria...that's perfect for Halloween!
ReplyDeleteI could so go for one of these after the Halloween party I went to last night. I've never tried a bloody maria before.
ReplyDeleteWhile i'm a not a big fan of Bloody Marys, I think I'd be willing to give your Bloody Marias a try!
ReplyDeleteNothing like a classic!
ReplyDeleteBought the juice...I've been dying to make these recently. YUM!
ReplyDeleteThere's absolutely nothing wrong with that photo, Leslie! Bloody Marys are on of our favorite drinks and the spicier the better, so I am sure I would love a Bloody Maria. Can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeletePerfect for Halloween!
ReplyDeleteCheers Leslie! What a great cocktail for Halloween.
ReplyDeleteI can't take vodka, so this version is PERFECT!
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe. Happy Halloween!
ReplyDeleteI love this!! I love bloody marys and I love tequila so it is a match made in heaven!!
ReplyDeleteOoh, this looks great! I have never made a cocktail before, but I am itching to try!
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