With a lighter version of the bloody mary, you can have even more room for heavier breakfast foods you may typically pair ...

Few cocktails are as iconic as the Bloody Mary. Known for its bold flavors, this classic drink combines tomato juice, ...

1. Prepare the Garnish: In a bowl, toss the celery with the onion, tomato, lemon zest and juice and season with salt. Refrigerate while you make the drinks. 2. Make the Bloody Mary: In a blender ...

Bloody marys are often a proving ground for bartenders to add all manner of accouterment, but the classic recipe really only ...

If you're a brunch purist, you can't go wrong with a fresh tomato Bloody Mary or a peachy Bellini. Find your new go-to drink or discover a twist on an old favorite with F&W's guide to brunch ...

merging your lager with tomato juice, freshly squeezed limes and a symphony of assorted sauces and spices. When done right, a good michelada can beat the pants off a bloody mary. Go for the ...

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The first bloody mary was made in 1934 at the St. Regis New York's King Cole bar. Bartender Fernand Petiot perfected the recipe, using vodka, tomato juice, Worcestershire, Tabasco, black pepper ...

It's held together with a buttery toasted white bun from Signature Baking, dressed simply with lettuce, tomato, onion and pickle. With a slice of melted cheese, it just goes down better there.