I hate to brag, but I make the best Caesar in the world. It’s all in the two very special secret ingredients and the order in which you craft this beloved beverage. On this, National Caesar Day, I wanted to share my secret recipe with you!
The Kari Skelton Caesar
Time Investment: Six hours (three minutes to make, 5 hours & 57 minutes to party with your friends)
You’ll Need:
- Mott’s Clamato Original
- Two ounces of Lucky Bastard Birmingham’s Dill Pickle Vodka (secret ingredient #1)
- Worcestershire Sauce
- Tabasco
- Garlic dill pickles (and juice)
- Clubhouse Signature Blends Herb & Pepper seasoning
- Limes
- Cracked Pepper
- Red Wine (secret ingredient #2)
- A really fun glass
Directions:
- The order in which you do things here is very important (or not at all, but I sure like to think so). When crafting my Caesar, I dip the rim of the glass in fresh lime juice, then coat it with either celery salt or Herb & Pepper seasoning. Then, I crack pepper on top of a healthy amount of ice.
- Pour in your Dill Pickle Vodka, then add a tablespoon of dill pickle juice from your pickle jar. Next, add in your Worcestershire and Tabasco. The amount is up to you, depending on your taste. I like to use a dash of Tabasco and a few shakes of Worcestershire.
- Next, add in your Clamato, making sure to leave about an inch and a half from the top of your glass. Slowly drizzle red wine on top of your Clamato to create a layered look. The idea is to hand over the drink looking pretty while allowing the person drinking it to stir it up. I like to use Canadian wine when making my Caesar, to keep the drink truly Canadian.
Garnish with a lime and a pickle and enjoy! Let me know what you think.
Happy National Caesar Day!
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The Best Caesar in The World!
I hate to brag, but I make the best Caesar in the world. It's all in the two very special secret ingredients and the order in which you craft this beloved beverage. On this, National Caesar Day, I wanted to share my secret recipe with you!
Ingredients
- Mott's Clamato Original
- 2 ounces Secret ingredient - Lucky Bastard Birmingham's Dill Pickle Vodka
- Worcestershire Sauce to taste
- Tabasco to taste
- Garlic dill pickles (and juice)
- Clubhouse Signature Blends Herb & Pepper seasonings
- Limes
- Cracked Pepper
- Secret Ingredient - Red Wine! (In this case, I used Sandhill Cabernet Merlot)
- really fun glass
Instructions
- Dip the rim of your glass in fresh lime juice, then coat it with either celery salt or Herb & Pepper seasoning. Then, crack pepper on top of a healthy amount of ice.
- Pour in your Dill Pickle Vodka, then add a tablespoon of dill pickle juice from your pickle jar.
- Next, add in your Worcestershire and Tabasco. The amount is up to you, depending on your taste. I like to use a dash of Tabasco and a few shakes of Worcestershire.
- Next, add in your Clamato, making sure to leave about an inch and a half from the top of your glass.
- Slowly drizzle red wine on top of your Clamato to create a layered look. The idea is to hand over the drink looking pretty while allowing the person drinking it to stir it up. I like to use Canadian wine when making my Caesar, to keep the drink truly Canadian.
- Garnish with a lime and a pickle and enjoy!
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Mike Johnston says
Great recipe Kari. I’ll for sure try it out!
Kari says
Awesome! Let me know what you think.
Ashley says
So interesting! I need to try this. Thanks for sharing.
Kari says
No problem! Let me know how you like it!
Leanne says
I’m defiantly going to be trying your recipe, sounds very yummy, thank you
Kari says
You’re welcome! Let me know how it turns out!
Luigi Gatti says
Love Caesars! It’s a must have today 👍