Caribbean Tomato Juice Cocktail

"Quick to make and very refreshing on a hot day. This has been adapted from Rita G. Springer's 'Caribbean Cookbook'. I never add the sugar. Obviously, you could add a shot of vodka to make it rather more daring."
 
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Ready In:
3mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
2-3
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine all ingredients, except the celery ribs, in a jar that has a lid.
  • Cover and shake well.
  • Pour into glasses and add celery sticks as stirrers.

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  1. I loved this recipe! I changed a few things sorry..I made my own tomato juice and added some hot peppers(didn't need the sugar with the peppers) and I was good to go, Thank for the recipe. I am new to juicing and this site has been great giving me some tastier recipes to get back in good health. (every one seems to use vodka and omg i wish I could!)
     
  2. This was great to make and very yummy, tasted a lot like a bloody mary. Next time I will try it with the vodka.
     
  3. I made this for PAC 2010. I added 1 oz vodka to this to make it a cocktail. Delish.
     
  4. Very nice. It's nice not to have to discard the tomato juice that canned tomatoes are packed in.
     
  5. What a nice tomato drink to start a meal. We have Clamato juice here but I can't drink it because of MSG;... now I can make my own. I think I will be having a Ceasar real soon. Thanks for posting this one. I made it for ZWT5. Rita
     
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