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Bloody Marys with Seafood

Happy New Year! If you rang in the new year with a bit too much to drink, have no fear, I’ve got your bloody mary hangover cure! This recipe for bloody mary with seafood is made with a simple bloody mary mix, old bay salted rim, Hangar One Straight Vodka and topped with seafood garnish for that salty bite you’re craving from a hangover. 


 

 

 

 

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This year I’ll be spending New Year’s with my close family. We always spend the evening getting into a heated poker game and ring in midnight in a big corny family hug.

If you plan on ringing in the new year in a big way, hopefully with lots of champagne, then you will need an epic hair of the dog to keep the party rolling. If you needed any more reason, New Years Day is ALSO National Bloody Mary Day!

If you’re throwing a New Years’ brunch or party, a bloody mary bar is a great addition for your people!

The actual Bloody Mary mix is fairly simple, so feel free to get creative with all of your crazy garnishes!

It’s New Year’s, so we went a bit fancier with prawns and crab legs but you can stick to the classics with olives, lemons, and pickled vegetables. 

In my bloody mary mix is tomato juice, fresh citrus juice (lemon or lime), Worcester sauce, hot sauce (optional), old bay seasoning and Hangar 1 Straight Vodka. I love using Hangar 1’s vodka because it’s super balanced and makes it versatile for sweet and savory cocktails, i.e. Bloody Mary’s AND fruity sangrias

Ingredients for a Bloody Mary with Seafood: 

  • Tomato Juice
  • Lemon or Lime Juice 
  • Hot sauce 
  • Old Bay Seasoning
  • Horseradish 
  • Hangar 1 Straight Vodka 

Bloody Mary Seafood Garnishes: 

  • Prawns (cooked)
  • Crab Legs (cooked)
  • Olives
  • Cornichons 
  • Tomatoes
  • Celery Sticks
  • Lemon Wedges
  • Fresh Dill

Do Bloody Mary’s help hangovers?

Sort of! Ah, the age-old theory. I’m no hangover doctor but there are some great reasons behind bloody mary’s helping hangovers. Basically, if you’re hoping for this cure, make it extra spicy. 

Spicy drinks not only help speed up your metabolism but they also help you produce more sweat which is great for ridding the extra alcohol and toxins in your system. This will also make you more thirsty, which will cause you to drink more water and hydrate which is key for a hangover!

How to make A Recipe for Bloody Mary with Seafood: 

  1. In a cocktail shaker or large pitcher stir together tomato juice, lemon or lime juice, hot sauce, horseradish, old bay seasoning, and Hangar 1 Straight Vodka. Taste test for seasoning and serve over ice.
  2. Garnish off each cocktail with a skewer of prawns, crab legs, celery sticks, olives, lemon wedges, cornichons, tomatoes and fresh dill for a seafood spin!
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Recipe for Bloody Mary with Seafood

  • Author: Elizabeth Van Lierde
  • Prep Time: 5 minutes
  • Total Time: 5 minutes
  • Yield: 1 cocktail 1x
  • Category: Cocktails

Description

This recipe for bloody mary with seafood is made with a simple bloody mary mix, old bay salted rim, Hangar One Straight Vodka and topped with seafood garnish for that salty bite you’re craving from a hangover.


Ingredients

Scale

For bloody mary:

5 oz of tomato juice

2 oz of Hangar 1 Straight Vodka

1 teaspoon of fresh lemon or lime juice

A few dashes (or more) of hot sauce

1 1/2 teaspoons of worcestershire sauce

23 pinches of old bay seasoning

1 Teaspoon of horseradish

Garnishes:

Prawns (cooked)

Crab Legs (cooked)

Olives

Cornichons

Tomatoes

Celery Sticks

Lemon Wedges

Fresh Dill


Instructions

  1. In a cocktail shaker or large pitcher (if making a batch) stir together tomato juice, lemon or lime juice, hot sauce, horseradish, old bay seasoning, and Hangar 1 Straight Vodka. Taste test for seasoning and serve over ice.
  2. Garnish off each cocktail with a skewer of prawns, crab legs, celery sticks, olives, lemon wedges, cornichons, tomatoes and fresh dill for a seafood spin!

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