The Ceaser

[sweetdiesel]

Canadas National cocktail

Invented in Calgary Alberta Canada by bartender Walter Chell at the Owls nest bar and grill in 1969

This to me is not a drink that you get drunk on its more a starter drink that sets the mood

Most of you would consider this a Bloody Mary but to me its nothing even close

Now the beuty of a ceaser is you can add anything you like we like to call the ones that we make a garden....you will see why in a second

The common ceaser recipe

Rim you glass with celery salt
1-3 oz vodka
lots of ice
fill with Motts clamato
add a dash of wotesire sauce
add a dash of tabasco
lime
salt and pepper to taste



Here are some of the things we like to add to our ceasers

pickled Garlics ,Asperagus,beans and horseradish.Perhaps a cooked chilled shrimp its really up to you but nothing better for a hangover than a ceaser

 

[LarryJewell]

OMG, are you kidding

 

[sweetdiesel]

Dont knock it...... untill you try it! Atleast twice:baby:


Words to live by Larry

 

[paint94979]

i just got the runs Simon...

 

[sweetdiesel]

i just got the runs Simon...

And I needed to know this......Why?

 

[paint94979]

And I needed to know this......Why?

lol your drink recipe did it... i was joking anyway

 

[x MadMAX DIESEL]

Worcestershire Sauce*

 

[GMC_2002_Dmax]

I had a few of those during my visit to Ontario this summer, it was a nice starter drink before we drank the good stuff.

I was in Edmonton/Alberta in 2008 and I had a few there as well.

 

[mmangels22]

Caesar? Its close to a bloody mary but not the same. I will try it some time.

 

[MadMaxx61]

Caesar? Its close to a bloddy mary but not the same. I will try it some time.

Close but yes nowhere near the same

 

[JD Dave]

Close but yes nowhere near the same

Exactly, the clam sauce makes it so much better.:thumb:

 

[Texasmax]

I've had many Caesar's at my Canadian buddy's house over the years. He is a former NHL drafted Canadian hockey player and as soon as you step in the house he asks "how about a Caesar!" You never leave his house without usually drinking something.

I usually carry a beer chaser with it since the celery salt on the glass rim gets to be a bit much.

Not alcohol, but another nice Canadian drink he usually has is some Tim Horton coffee.

Dix

 

[MadMaxx61]

I've had many Caesar's at my Canadian buddy's house over the years. He is a former NHL drafted Canadian hockey player and as soon as you step in the house he asks "how about a Caesar!" You never leave his house without usually drinking something.

I usually carry a beer chaser with it since the celery salt on the glass rim gets to be a bit much.

Not alcohol, but another nice Canadian drink he usually has is some Tim Horton coffee.

Dix

Tim Horton coffee.
is like crack to us.

They are getting a few of them in the USA now too.