I’ll start with some honesty - some of the things that I make seasonally from our own produce are not things that I especially relish … 
jars of chutney that remain gathering dust or that blackberry jelly that is just a bit too ‘thick’. This is definitely not one of those. I prefer using vodka to gin, but the recipe will work equally well with either.
One of my favourite tipples is a bloody mary - not just good for hangovers, but a great all-rounder, I’m personally partial to one as a pre-dinner drink.
I recently realised that from when I started making them a few years ago with a full range of ingredients I’d some how worked my way down to just tomato juice, vodka and ice so I set about reinventing my recipe, this is the result.
The Worcestershire sauce and Tabasco are must haves and I’m fond of the inclusion of dry sherry. Give it a go, see what you think and adapt.
We love them, don’t you? Read more on our opinion of the cooks that shape our eating habits…
We’ve worked hard in the kitchen to come up with some great cookery advice.
On The Medieval Welsh Diet by Clarissa and the King’s Cookbook | mwnch on May 6th, 2008
On Cauliflower Purée by King of Fish ~ Tywi Sewin | mwnch on April 9th, 2008
On a new addiction... by blogengage on February 2nd, 2008
Well I'm not a big curry fan but one word of advice you stink really bad after eating it! You may not notice but your friends and people around you will! I don't suggest eating it at all! I worked in a restaurant once and the east Indians always stunk like curry and it's nothing nice let me tell you! I would suggest quitting cold turkey and the tase isn't anything special anyways, very bland!.
