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Bloody Claudie



The best sandwich companion.   

Bloody Claudie

1                                                                      Beer
1 slice                                                             Lemon
1/4 cup or so                                                 V-8 
1/2 teaspoon or so                                       Celery salt
A few grind of black pepper

Directions
 
Cut a slit in the lemon slice, wet the glass edge with it.  Sprinkle celery salt and black pepper on a small plate, dredge the glass rim  in it.   Put the lemon slice in the glass, pour the beer and top off with the V-8. 

0ne day I will shake the wrong one 😆

I'm not sure it is original enough to blog about this recipe but I think I'm being funny, naming a drink after myself. Hey it rhymes, it gives a serving of veggies and it is my favorite sandwich pairing.
 
Cheer!  

Let me know if you try it.

1/12/23 update:

It goes well with a quiche too, click below for my crustless one :

https://alascott.blogspot.com/2020/05/low-carb-quiche.html


 

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