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This recipe is named for the stereotype of a typical Montanan. We all raise our own cattle and eat lots of beef, right? AND we use beef bouillon in our Bloody Marys. Actually, I do – I think it adds a nice flavor dimension.
Combine all ingredients (except vodka and the garnish) and pour into a large serving container. Allow to sit in refrigerator overnight prior to serving.
For serving with vodka: Add 1 ounce of vodka of your choice over ice in a 12 ounce glass. Fill the remainder of the glass with Montana Mary Mix. Garnish with a mini pickle, lime wedge, celery stick, olive, and/or pepperoncini.
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majie28 on 4.10.2015
Awesome write-up! I looove Bloody Mary mixes. Recently, I tried LAVA Bloody Mary mix http://www.lavabmm.com and it’s sooo good. Perfect spiciness too imho and love that they use non-gmo tomatoes. I finally got my cravings satisfied lol
Lindsay {Eighty Twenty Dietitian} on 2.15.2011
I most certainly serve them with pickled green beans! The best ones are homemade from the Front Street Market in Butte, MT!
The Messy Cook on 2.12.2011
I’m going to have to give this one a try! My husband has been hooked on Bloody Mary’s every since he started drinking them at The Olive Bar in Miles City during the Bucking Horse Sale. Do you serve them with a pickled green bean too?
love2cook2 on 1.2.2011
Where I come from they call this Bloody Mary the Bloody Bull! But I love the addition of olive juice. Genius.
love2cook2 on 1.2.2011
Where I come from they call this Bloody Mary the Bloody Bull! But I love the addition of olive juice. Genius.