BLOODY MARY BALLS RECIPE

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Spicy Bloody Mary Balls

Submitted by Jim

Bloody Mary Balls are a great way to wake up at a breakfast tailgate (or any other tailgate), and they're easy to make.  These are an especially good hangover remedy for those tailgaters who might have had a few too many the night before the game.

Ingredients:

• Cherry tomatoes

• Vodka (use a good brand)

• Celery salt, Old Bay, Cayenne pepper, salt, pepper, in small bowls

• Toothpicks

Preparation:

• Blanch the tomatoes by dropping them into boiling water until the skin puckers.  Remove the tomatoes and pull the skin off.  Allow them to cool.

• Soak the tomatoes in vodka overnight.

At the Tailgate:

• Put your spices into small bowls.

• Spear a tomato with a toothpick, roll into the spices of your choice, and pop it into your mouth.

• Repeat as often as necessary.

Alternatively, you can season the vodka prior to soaking the tomatoes, then provide some Old Bay for dipping.

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