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Bloody Good Mud

Bloody Good Mud

5.0
(1 review)
4.1 mi

"I won't cry for you, see When you're gone, I'll still be…read moreBloody Mary" (Lady Gaga) We're friends, right? So let me be honest. I love Bloody Marys. When I'm out at brunch or some industry luncheon and it's time to do some day drinking, you'll find me with a Bloody Mary in my hand. Now, I've tried a slew of Bloody Mary mixes to use at home, and never really liked any of them. Many are very thin and watery, some are volcanic, and some have enough salt to replenish Utah's Great Salt Lake. But a few days ago, I finally found a good one at the Bristol Bazaar when I picked up a jar of Bloody Good Mud's Bloody Mary mix. It's not very impressive looking when you open the jar -it kind of looks like brown plumbing sludge. The instructions direct you to stir one and a half tablespoons into 8 ounces of tomato juice. Now, in full disclosure this is easier said than done because you really must stir long and hard to break down that sludgy mud of spicy goodness to incorporate it into the tomato juice. But your effort will be well rewarded, because I loved the finished product. The mud incudes Tomato Paste, Worcestershire Sauce, Horseradish, Mustard, Lime Juice, Olive Juice, Dill, Celery Salt, Pepper, Tabasco Sauce, Garlic, Old Bay, & Paprika. When all of that flavor breaks down, it transforms the tomato juice into a slightly thick glass of savory spicy goodness. You can find Bloody Good Mud at a few specialty stores and farmers markets in Connecticut and NY State. If you really want to get out of your culinary comfort zone, their website offers recipes to use their Mud in a Turkey dish, a Vegetable dish, a Pasta Sauce, an Italian Bread Dip, a Cocktail Sauce and a Sun-Dried Tomato and Roasted Garlic Focaccia. Looking forward to my future homemade Bloody Marys! Cheers.

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I used my Magic Bullet and crushed ice and it came out fantastic!
I used my Magic Bullet and crushed ice and it came out fantastic!
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