Bloody Mary Recipes
I could wake up to a different kind of bloody mary every day. I've had bloody marys with pickled okra, ones made with beer or tequila instead of the standard vodka, and others with green tomatoes and herbs. Some, spiked with beef stock or studded with raw oysters, taste like a meal. And let's not forget the delicious classic version, made with lots of horseradish, fresh lemon juice, celery salt, Worcestershire, Tabasco, and just the right balance of vodka and tomato juice. Weekend mornings just wouldn't be the same without one. —John Francese, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Tomatillo Bloody Mary
Tomatillos give this Bloody Mary variation its green hue. Get the recipe for Tomatillo Bloody Mary »
Deconstructed Bloody Mary
This Bloody Mary is chock-full of chopped vegetables and flavored with fresh herbs. Get the recipe for Deconstructed Bloody Mary »
Frozen Bloody Mary
The recipe for this Bloody Mary is based on one in the Esquire Drink Book (Harper and Row, 1956).
Bloody Martini
Puréed tomatoes, pepper-flavored vodka, and a pimento-stuffed green olive make the perfect hybrid of two bar staples, the Bloody Mary and classic martini. Get the recipe for Bloody Martini »
Michelada Bloody Mary
Chef Rick Bayless suggested this recipe for a bloody mary made with beer, citrus, and tequila.
Old Bay Bloody Mary
Old Bay gives this Bloody Mary an extra savory kick. Get the recipe for Old Bay Bloody Mary »
Heirloom Tomato Bloody Mary
The Union Square Cafe in New York City makes this Bloody Mary using heirloom tomatoes from the nearby farmers’ market.
Singapore Bloody Mary
Chiles and lemongrass lend fiery and citrusy notes to this incarnation of the Bloody Mary.
Original Bloody Mary
A combination of vodka, tomato juice, fresh lemon juice, Worcestershire, and fresh ground spices is simple, classic, and always delicious.
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