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Wasabi Bloody Mary

by Stacey 10 Comments

Wasabi Bloody Mary

Wasabi Bloody Mary. If you like spicy like I do then this will be your new favorite way to have a Bloody Mary!!

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I’m not sure if it’s because the unofficial start of summer is here or the fact I had to go back to my big girl job after a nice long weekend but I have been craving Bloody Mary’s. Not just any kind of Bloody Mary but a Wasabi Bloody Mary!

Wasabi Bloody Mary

Personally I like a slightly thicker and heavy on the spice Bloody Mary! And please don’t forget the skewer of condiments to go with my stalk of celery. The last two Bloody Mary’s I ordered came with a measly stalk of celery! Correct me if I’m wrong here but I feel like the garnish should be just as much a part of the Bloody Mary experience as the drink itself, I don’t ask for much, maybe a few olives, pickle, slice of lime.  And one more vent…please don’t give me the biggest, toughest, stringiest stalk of celery you can find! Ok I’m done…

For me the spicier the better and this Wasabi Bloody Mary delivers. I do love the standard horseradish variety, no complaints. However the addition of wasabi makes this Blood Mary something special. It elevates the heat and spice profile and gives a unique yet complimentary flavor pairing to the traditional ingredients. I feel more satisfied after drinking one and if you’re like me, you’ll want another!!

Wasabi Bloody Mary

Lets talk about the rim, we cannot forget the rim. My favorite rim pairing for a Bloody Mary is Lemon Pepper and Celery Salt. It flavors each sip beautifully and acts as an additional flavor enhancer.

Now the garnish. Celery is a must, I prefer one of the long middle stalks with leaves on it. They are tender and less stringy. The skewer can really be anything you’d like it to be. I chose mini kosher dill pickles, large martini olives, and some hot peppers and carrots from a spicy marinated veggie salad available in the deli.

I used a blender to mix the drink, I didn’t trust my shaker skills (or lack of) to get that wasabi thoroughly mixed. I love spicy but not in the form of a large gob of wasabi in one sip, lol, I’d be crying for an hour.

Wasabi Bloody Mary

If spicy drinks are your thing like they are mine then add this one to your must have list this summer!!

Enjoy!

Stacey

UPDATE 4/26/18: This made it onto the Drizly Ultimate Bloody Mary round up. This round up will make you thirsty and ready for the weekend. Check it out below!!

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Wasabi Bloody Mary

Wasabi Bloody Mary

Wasabi Bloody Mary

Stacey Thimmes - The Sugar Coated Cottage
Wasabi Bloody Mary. If you like spicy like I do then this will be your new favorite way to have a Bloody Mary!!
5 from 3 votes
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Prep Time 15 mins
Total Time 15 mins
Course Cocktail
Servings 2 drinks

Ingredients
  

  • DRINK:
  • 11 oz V8 Tomato Juice 2 small cans.
  • Juice of 1/2 lemon
  • Juice of 1/2 lime keep other half for going around the rim of your glass
  • 2 dashes of Tabasco
  • 4 dashes of Worscestershire Sauce I like Lea&Perrins
  • 1-2 tsp of Wasabi *see note. I prefer 2 tsp but its super spicy.
  • 4 oz. Vodka I like Tanqueray Sterling but any Vodka will do
  • RIM:
  • 1 tsp Lemon Pepper
  • 1/2 tsp celery salt
  • GARNISH: up to you
  • I used mini kosher dill pickles martini olives and peppers/veggies from spicy marinated veggie salad.
  • 2 stalks celery from center of the head preferably with leaves for presentation.

Instructions
 

  • RIM:
  • In a shallow dish, like a tea cup saucer, mix the lemon pepper and celery salt.
  • Go around the rim of each glass with a lime.
  • Then dip the rim in seasoning mixture going all the way around.
  • Set aside.
  • DRINK:
  • In a blender add in the V8 tomato juice, lemon and lime juices, Tabasco, Worcestershire, Wasabi and Vodka.
  • Blend for 30 seconds, just enough to really disperse the wasabi.
  • Add ice to each glass to the top, pour wasabi bloody mary evenly into each glass.
  • Add the celery stalk and garnish.
  • Serve

Notes

Wasabi - Try to get fresh Wasabi if possible. You may have to go to a sushi restaurant to get some or if your grocery store sells sushi they may have an extra side. The wasabi in the tube (pre packed in the asian section of grocery store) has more heat and not as much wasabi flavor (in my opinion), keep that in mind when measuring.
Tried this recipe?Let us know how it was!

 

Filed Under: Appetizer, Beverages and Smoothies, Uncategorized Tagged With: bloody mary, cocktails, drinks, garnish, spicy, tabasco, tomato juice, vodka, wasabi, wasabi bloody mary

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Comments

  1. Kathy @ Beyond the Chicken Coop says

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    5 stars
    I don’t have them very often, but I do love a great bloody mary! Using wasabi sounds delish!

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    • Stacey says

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      Hi Kathy! I do love a good Bloody Mary to! So glad you liked this version. Take care!!

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  2. annie@ciaochowbambina says

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    5 stars
    I have been craving a good Bloody Mary…you must have sensed it! And I am sooo with you – the garnish and the rim are as important as the cocktail itself! I am loving all the spice!!

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    • Stacey says

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      Hi Annie! Im glad someone agrees with me, great minds think alike! So glad you liked this spicy take on a classic. Take care.

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  3. Mimi says

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    Beautiful! Wasabi is definitely a twist on using horseradish. What fun!

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    • Stacey says

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      Thanks Mimi! I had to shake things up bit 😉 . Glad you like it! Take care.

      Reply
  4. Kelsie | the itsy-bitsy kitchen says

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    OMG I love wasabi! I need to try this next time I make Bloody Marys. I’m a huge spice lover so this sounds AMAZING! Have a great weekend Stacey!

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    • Stacey says

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      Hi Kelsie! Agreed, wasabi is awesome especially for the spice lovers like us. I think you’re really going to love it! Take care.

      Reply
  5. Cheyanne @ No Spoon Necessary says

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    5 stars
    I am a HUGE fan of spicy and I love a good Bloody Mary on Sunday, so when I saw these on instagram I freaked out! These are just PERFECT, Stacey!! Plus I love that your skewer garnish! I am 100% with you, I NEED a real garnish, not just a baby stick of celery! I am definitely making these this weekend! Pinned! Cheers, dear!

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    • Stacey says

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      Hi Cheyanne! Thanks, Im thrilled you freaked out!! And as far as the garnish, “great minds…”! I hope you enjoy them as much I as do. Take care 🙂

      Reply

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