The Real Man's Bloody Mary

[Joan]

The Real Man's Bloody Mary

Ingredients:

vodka
tomato juice
Tabasco
Worcestershire sauce
A-1 steak sauce
salt
pepper
celery

Fill a large tumbler with ice and vodka. Throw all the other ingredients away.

Source: "Real Men Don't COOK Quiche" Scott Redman-1982 -Edited by Bruce Feirstein, author of "Real Men Don't EAT Quiche

 

[Bob Bailey]

The Real Man's Bloody Mary

Ingredients:

vodka
tomato juice
Tabasco
Worcestershire sauce
A-1 steak sauce
salt
pepper
celery

Fill a large tumbler with ice and vodka. Throw all the other ingredients away.

Source: "Real Men Don't COOK Quiche" Scott Redman-1982 -Edited by Bruce Feirstein, author of "Real Men Don't EAT Quiche

Pretty standard except for the A-1. I prefer horseradish. When our youngest was here last Christmas, she made a batch of Bloody Marys with my homemade kimchi. They were really good!

 

[Brett-EDH]

Pretty standard except for the A-1. I prefer horseradish. When our youngest was here last Christmas, she made a batch of Bloody Marys with my homemade kimchi. They were really good!

Tequila instead of Vodka. Bloody Maria. Much better IMO. And yes on the horseradish. And fresh squeezed lime juice.

 

[Steve Hoch]

Tequila instead of Vodka. Bloody Maria. Much better IMO. And yes on the horseradish. And fresh squeezed lime juice.

That does actually sound better, but then you didn't even know San Quentin prison was older than Folsom so I don't know if I can trust your opinion anymore

 

[Brett-EDH]

That does actually sound better, but then you didn't even know San Quentin prison was older than Folsom so I don't know if I can trust your opinion anymore

When they close SQ to sell that prime land, then I’ll be correct

Editorial: California should sell San Quentin land

Editorial: California should sell San Quentin land

www.eastbaytimes.com

 

[Steve Hoch]

When they close SQ to sell that prime land, then I’ll be correct

Editorial: California should sell San Quentin land

Editorial: California should sell San Quentin land

www.eastbaytimes.com

I wasn't able to read the entire article because they wanted me to subscribe, but that actually makes sense. One of the oldest prisons near me is Joliet, which was built in 1858. They closed it 20 years ago but the land it's on is definitely not valuable. I think the coolest thing about it was that that's the prison Jake Elwood of the Blues Brothers was in.