1 year, 6 months ago
Where can I find cocktail recipes that do not include alcohol?
Which nonacoholic cocktails taste like the real thing? What food and drink do I need to make virgin cocktails?
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Cocktail recipes is widely available in a variety of sources, especially non-alcoholic, however one of the best recipes that you should try your hands on, is the Virgin Bloody Mary, its ingredients are commonly found on local convenience stores and outlets.
I have shared this recipes to my friends, neighbors, and co-workers and they find it an exact copy of the alcoholic bloody mary. I have included this recipe on my short list of beverages in gatherings and fellowships with friends and co-workers. Before you start your cocktail party recipe, it is advisable that you have the needed cocktail equipments on hand.
Below is my Virgin Bloody Mary recipe, courtesy of www.suite101.com:
Ingredients:
-250/8.5oz ml fresh tomato juice
-Half fresh lemon/lime
-3-4 dashes Worcestershire sauce
-Tabasco (optional)
-Salt and Pepper
-1/2 tsp fresh Horseradish (optional)
-Celery Salt (optional)
-Celery stick to garnish
Method
1. In an ice-filled mixing glass build the tomato juice, fresh lemon/lime juice, Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco, salt, pepper, fresh horseradish and celery salt.
2. Rather than shaking the mix, pour it back and forth between the mixing glass and the Boston tin several times. This chills the drink while preventing the tomato juice from becoming too frothy.
3. Run a wedge of fresh lemon/lime around the rim of a clean hi-ball/collins glass before rolling the rim in a mixture of ground salt and pepper.
4. Strain the drink into the ice-filled, seasoned hi-ball/collins glass.
5. Garnish with a celery stalk.
6. Adjust the mix to taste if necessary by adding Worcestershire sauce or Tabasco.
I have shared this recipes to my friends, neighbors, and co-workers and they find it an exact copy of the alcoholic bloody mary. I have included this recipe on my short list of beverages in gatherings and fellowships with friends and co-workers. Before you start your cocktail party recipe, it is advisable that you have the needed cocktail equipments on hand.
Below is my Virgin Bloody Mary recipe, courtesy of www.suite101.com:
Ingredients:
-250/8.5oz ml fresh tomato juice
-Half fresh lemon/lime
-3-4 dashes Worcestershire sauce
-Tabasco (optional)
-Salt and Pepper
-1/2 tsp fresh Horseradish (optional)
-Celery Salt (optional)
-Celery stick to garnish
Method
1. In an ice-filled mixing glass build the tomato juice, fresh lemon/lime juice, Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco, salt, pepper, fresh horseradish and celery salt.
2. Rather than shaking the mix, pour it back and forth between the mixing glass and the Boston tin several times. This chills the drink while preventing the tomato juice from becoming too frothy.
3. Run a wedge of fresh lemon/lime around the rim of a clean hi-ball/collins glass before rolling the rim in a mixture of ground salt and pepper.
4. Strain the drink into the ice-filled, seasoned hi-ball/collins glass.
5. Garnish with a celery stalk.
6. Adjust the mix to taste if necessary by adding Worcestershire sauce or Tabasco.
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