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Anyone who knows me understands how much of a staple Bloody Marys are in my drinking repertoire. Hell, it’s my basic nutrition when in Vegas.
This whole blogging gig has done more than embarrass me at work; it has introduced me to a bunch of really interesting people scattered around the globe. Even more up my alley is that each has unique perspectives on food, cooking, culture, etc.
One of my online buddies is Velva, who runs the blog Tomatoes on the Vine. Velva really covers a lot of territory on her site, lots of great recipes and plenty ‘o booze. When she asked me to guest post on her site I jumped at the offer, but I thought, “better not blow it.”
Anyhoo, to avoid make a short story long, I made my famous Bloody Mannys since they fit her theme well, looked nice, and most importantly I was parched.
So, without further ado, click here to see the Bloody Manny in its full glory. I didn’t blow it.
While you are there you should browse around, she is very prolific and has a lot of really cool stuff. Here are a few things sure to pop up at my next shindig or two:
- Blue cheese burger with onion jam (!)
- Beer simmered bratwurst with homemade red saurkraut
- Grilled lambchops with garlic and mustard
- Limoncello and champagne cocktail with mint (for Nicole…I hates mint)
Enjoy!
PS - Since I made all the links all auto-clicky-like, here is Velva’s blog address for reference: http://tomatoesonthevine-velva.blogspot.com/
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Comments (4) »
Wow, I am feeling really good reading this post. Thank you.
Your guest post was a success. I loved it, my readers loved it. You have a lot of talent, and your passion for everything food is reflected in your blog. You get a ribbing from work because they love it, they don’t always get it, but they love it.
Again, thank you for taking the time to guest post.
I just read your post over at Velva’s site, and as she said…I loved it! You are a great writer and a photographer, and I’m so glad that I stumbled upon your work. I look forward to watching you
Thanks Monet, glad you stopped by and hope to see you around!
Andy – Stella – you two make a good pair! What a great recipe, beautiful beautiful photos and the recipe is to die for… horseradish – and bacon vodka??/ Never heard of that – but I want some. I might just special order it. What is the label? We have Ceaser here. The Clamato juice is also a deadly combination with vodka… and the spices.
Valerie