Best Spicy Cajun Bloody Mary Mix Recipes

SPICY BLOODY MARY MIX

Steps:

• Blend the tomatoes, lemon and lime juice, Worcestershire, garlic, hot sauce, horseradish, salt, Old Bay, celery seed and pepper until smooth. Cover and chill until needed. This recipe makes 6 to 7 cups, depending on the size of the tomatoes; the mix will keep for 1 week.
• To assemble 6 servings:.
• In a pitcher, combine the mix and vodka.
• If desired, dampen the rims of 6 old-fashioned glasses and dip them in coarse salt. Fill each glass halfway with ice, then divide the Bloody Marys among them.
• Garnish each with a pickled bean or celery stalk, and serve.

MR. & MRS. T RICH & SPICY BLOODY MARY MIX

Steps:

• Combine all but tomato juice in a blender. Stir that mixture into the tomato juice. Mix well. Mix 3 parts Bloody Mary mix with 1 part voldka. Store in refrigerator.

SPICY BLOODY MARY MIX

Steps:

• Combine all ingredients in a 2-quart pitcher.
• Store covered in the refrigerator.
• Directions for mixing drink: Add 3 parts of the Spicy Bloody Mary Mix to 1 part vodka, gin, rum or tequila, over ice.
• This Spicy Bloody Mary Mix is also delicious by itself.
• Simply pour over ice and serve.

SPICY BLOODY MARYS

Steps:

• Cut the celery in large dice, including the leaves, and puree in the bowl of a food processor fitted with the steel blade. Add the horseradish, onion, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, celery salt, kosher salt, and Tabasco and puree it again. Pour the tomato juice into a 2 1/2-quart container, stir in the celery and seasonings mixture, then add the vodka and chill. Place a few ice cubes in each glass, pour in the Bloody Mary mixture, and garnish with a celery stick.

SPICY BLOODY MARY MIX

Steps:

• Combine all together in a non-metal pitcher. Allow to sit for several hours before adding your favorite spirit -- or not, even good plain.
• Note: If you don't like dillweed, use 1 T. dill pickle juice.

SPICY CAJUN BLOODY MARY MIX

Steps:

• Mix all ingredients together in a pitcher or jug of some sort until the creole seasoning is completely dissolved. I like to use an empty gallon jug or something with a top so I can shake all the ingredients together. You can use right away, but I prefer to let it sit in the fridge and "mingle" for a few hours.
• When making drinks with the mix try rimming your glasses with creole seasoning. Pickled green beans, pickled okra, lemon, lime and of course an olive make for a wonderfully garnished spicy cajun mary.
• You can always add more or less creole seasoning and tabasco to taste.
• Make sure to have extra tomato juice on hand to "dilute" to people's personal taste preference. I sometimes had to add half mix and half juice for my customers who couldn't handle the heat.