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Caesar Cocktail recipe

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1 1/2 oz vodka
fill with clamato juice
3 dashes Tabasco® sauce
3 dashes Worcestershire sauce

Line the rim of a glass with salt and pepper. Over ice, add vodka, fill with clamato juice, then add the remaining ingredients. Garnish with a celery stick. Add more tabasco sauce if desired.

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Caesar Cocktail

posted by Donna A. (Manitoba) @ 03:23PM, 5/26/06

Another option: Use Mott's Extra Spicy Clamato, then you don't need to have Tabasco or Worcestershire on hand. A tasty addition is 2 or 3 shakes of celery salt, and the same of lemon pepper. Add lime juice to taste. Rim with celery salt fro more Canadian authenticity. Other garnishes: dill pickle (my favourite), spanish (green) olive, pickled asparagus shoot, etc.

Canada's favourite drink

posted by Reid K. @ 08:58PM, 12/31/06

This drink rocks! It is better than a Bloody Mary and can be consumed any time of the day or night. Truly a fantastic cocktail, eh!

Caesar cocktail

posted by Robby Carl. @ 09:10PM, 2/15/07

All this time I thought that the caesar would taste disgusting but it is awesome. Perfect for after or during a meal and for curing the hangover.

Get the rim correct!

posted by monica @ 10:47AM, 9/28/07

This recipe is a bit inaccurate. The rim should be rimmed with CELERY SALT not salt and pepper! A caesar cocktail that is rimmed with salt is called a "salted caesar" and should only be made by special request!

I Love It!!

posted by steph @ 09:17PM, 12/10/07

I think this drink is awsome and is probably the best drink to cure a hangover! I thought it was going to be disgusting, but once I tried it I loved it. A virgin is even good to drink!