Nick's Walk of Shame Caesar
This base is borrowed from a Mexican classic, but the Caesar is without a doubt one of Canada’s crowning culinary / mixological achievements. Personally, I think it’s the best way to kick off a steak or seafood (or both) night, but most folks would argue it’s a breakfast drink, hence the name - Nick's Walk of Shame Caesar is a savory, umami-packed rescue mission in a glass.
Disclaimer: The names of the drinks featured in this post are used solely for fun and thematic purposes for a holiday celebration. These recipes are intended only for adults of legal drinking age in your region. Always know your limits, and please, never drink and drive.
Nick's Walk of Shame Caesar
Ingredients (Shopping List)
2 oz Vodka
20ml Maggi Liquid Seasoning
20ml Worcestershire Sauce
30ml (1oz) Fresh Lime Juice (approx. 1 medium lime)
5 dashes Valentina Hot Sauce (optional, for the spicy version)
Top with Clamato Juice
Garnish: 1 Matt & Steve’s Pickled Bean
Preparation
Rim the Glass: Take a fresh lime wedge and run it around the edge of a Collins glass. Press the glass firmly into a plate of Matt & Steve’s Caesar Rimmer until the edge is fully coated.
The Perfect Chill: Fill your glass 1/2 to 3/4 full with ice. This specific ratio is key; it keeps the drink ice-cold without diluting the heavy seasonings too quickly.
Build the Base: Pour in the 2oz vodka, followed by the 20ml Maggi, 20ml Worcestershire, and 30ml lime juice. If you’re leaning into the "Walk of Shame" vibe, add those 5 dashes of Valentina.
Top & Mix: Fill the remainder of the glass with Clamato juice. Using a long spoon (or your pickled bean), stir gently from the bottom. You want to lift those heavy sauces up so they incorporate with the juice.
Final Touch: Drop in a Matt & Steve’s Pickled Bean and a lime wedge.
Pro Tips
REAL Lime Juice: ALWAYS use real lime juice.
Get a stainless steel lemon and lime squeezer: Most drinks you’ll make take 0.5 oz of lime Juice. How much is that? Every lime will produce approximately 1 oz of lime juice (that means squeeze half a lime into your mix).
Ice Matters: Use fresh ice. Old ice will change the flavour.
Disclaimer: The names of the drinks featured in this post are used solely for fun and thematic purposes for a holiday celebration. These recipes are intended only for adults of legal drinking age in your region. Always know your limits, and please, never drink and drive.
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