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    By Nancy Mock June 6, 2020 Updated January 30, 2022 Leave a Comment

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    Bloody Marys on a pink tray with veggie garnishes.
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    Make your morning glamorous with this revitalizing Campfire Breakfast Bloody Mary, a spicy tomato juice cocktail with pretty grilled garnish!

    Garnished Bloody mary drinks on a metal tray
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    Glamping (glam + camping): the pleasures of a crackling campfire, good friends, and open-air slumber glammed up with luxurious comfort, chic decor, and indulgent food!

    When you awake in the morning at your glamping site, you'll have hopefully had a cozy and restful night lulled to sleep by the gentle sounds of crickets and owls and such, breathing in the sweet nighttime air. Maybe you'll be all wrapped up with your loved one in comfy blankets, with the sun rising and slowly brightening the tent. Ahhhh.

    It's also possible you're waking up feeling... a little delicate, possibly with a touch of hangover that often accompanies a long, fun evening of drinks around a campfire! Or maybe those chirpy birds woke you just a few hours—make that several hours earlier than you'd have liked.

    No doubt then that you and your groggy glamping-mates will be relieved to have this Campfire Breakfast Bloody Mary in your near future!

    Tomatoes and lemons and a skewer

    Why you'll love this drink

    This is a classic Bloody Mary, with tomato juice, vodka, spicy seasonings, and a little hot sauce. The garnishes include fresh stalks of celery plus a skewer of grilled tomatoes and lemon.

    It's fresh and veg-tastic, replenishing you with salt, vitamins, and a little hair of the dog that bit you. (And just omit that alcohol if you'd rather! It's still a refreshing drink.)

    It's quick and easy to throw these drinks together in the morning, or you can even prep the Bloody Mary mixture and garnishes ahead of time.

    With this Bloody Mary, a little water, some Glamping Morning Avocado Toast, and maybe a little ibuprofen, you'll be right as rain in no time!

    Celery, tomatoes, glasses, and seasonings

    🔪 How to make this recipe

    Step 1: Mix things up in a pitcher

    Mason jar of tomato juice

    Combine the vodka, tomato juice, and seasonings in a large pitcher or container. Stir or shake everything together.

    Step 2: Make the garnishes

    tomato and lemon skewers

    Thread tomatoes and lemon wedges onto skewers, then grill the skewers lightly. Prepare stalks of celery and dill pickles for the glasses.

    Step 3: Assemble the drinks

    Tray with two bloody mary drinks

    Add crushed ice and a celery stalk to each glass. Slice a pickle onto each rim. Give the Bloody Mary mixture one more stir then fill the glasses. Serve them up!

    Pink tray of drinks

    Notes:

    • There is an equipment list below for this recipe. You'll probably find that you're bringing many of these items with you on your trip anyway for other food prep - like knives, cutting boards, and measuring spoons. Have a small bottle of dish soap and sponge with you to wash up dishes between meals.
    • A camping cooking grate like this one with folding legs will work with metal-ring fire pits or with fire pits set inside cinder blocks or stones. (All are possibilities depending on your campground.) If your site has a grill installed, or if you're bringing a grill or camp stove, use that instead. Check the campground's website for the site features.
    • Cook over wood or coals, whichever you prefer. The ideal time to begin cooking over the campfire is when the smoke and larger flames at the start of the fire have died back a little and the wood or coals are hot and glowing.
    • This Bloody Mary tastes best cold so keep the liquids chilled. The recipe calls for crushed ice which you may already have on hand in your cooler.
    • You can make the Bloody Mary mixture ahead of time and bring it with you in a sealed mason jar, keeping it chilled.
    • Though you could bring disposable cups, cutlery, etc., your glamping experience will be more greatly enhanced with real dishes and silverware. Throw in a linen tablecloth and tall candles too. (Fancy!) In addition to elevating mere "camp food" to something glamorous and special, you can high-five yourself for making an environmentally friendly choice.
    Pink tray with two glasses of Bloody Mary drinks.

    The recipe is below along with a list of the equipment you'll need. And here are a few more Glamping ideas for you:

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    Campfire Bacon Avocado Toast
    Enjoy delicious Campfire Bacon Avocado Toast for breakfast, even when you're in the wilderness! It's a glamping/camping morning treat that takes only 30 minutes.
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    💬 How do you like these camping-style Bloody Marys? Scroll down to leave a comment and tell me!

    📖 Recipe

    Garnished Bloody mary drinks on a metal tray

    Campfire Breakfast Bloody Mary | Glamping Recipes!

    Nancy Mock
    Keep your glamping morning glamorous with this revitalizing Campfire Breakfast Bloody Mary, a spicy tomato juice cocktail with pretty grilled garnish!
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    Prep Time 18 minutes mins
    Cook Time 5 minutes mins
    Total Time 23 minutes mins
    Course Breakfast, Brunch, Camping, Drinks, Glamping
    Servings 2 drinks

    Equipment

    • A pitcher or a 1-quart mason jar with a lid
    • Measuring spoons
    • Sharp knife
    • Cutting board
    • Two 6-8 inch metal or wood skewers: if using wood you will need to soak them in water first to keep them from burning over the fire
    • Cooking grate with folding legs to fit over campfire (not needed if there is a grill at your site)
    • Potholder
    • 2 tall glasses

    Ingredients
     
     

    • 12 ounces tomato juice, chilled
    • 6 ounces vodka
    • ¾ teaspoon prepared horseradish
    • 1 teaspoons Tabasco sauce (this can be adjusted up or down depending on how spicy you like your drink)
    • 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
    • ¼ teaspoon salt
    • Dash of celery salt
    • Dash of ground black pepper
    • 1 small Roma tomato or 4 cherry tomatoes, washed
    • 1 small lemon, washed
    • 2 dill pickles (I like Claussen's brand - the pickles taste fresh and have a more subtle dill and garlic flavor)
    • 2 stalks of leafy celery
    • Crushed ice

    Instructions
     

    • *Reminder: if you're using wood skewers, submerge them in water and let them soak overnight before using them over the fire.

    Make the Bloody Mary:

    • To a large pitcher or 1-quart canning jar with a lid add the tomato juice, vodka, horseradish, Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco sauce, salt, celery salt, and pepper. Stir or shake the mixture well to blend everything together. Hold this aside.

    Prepare the garnishes:

    • With a sharp knife and cutting board slice the Roma tomato into quarters. Slice the lemon into 4 pieces, removing any seeds.
    • Thread the garnishes onto a the skewer: first a piece of lemon, then tomato, lemon, tomato. Repeat this with the other skewer and the remaining lemon and tomato pieces. Place the skewers onto a grill grate over a hot fire for about 1 minute per side, until grill marks are visible all over. Remove the skewers from the heat.
    • Cut a little of the end off of each pickle. Finally, trim the bottoms of the celery stalks just enough so that when placed in the glasses the leafy tops stick out of the glasses like flowers in a vase.

    Assemble the drinks:

    • Put a stalk of celery into each glass and then add in crushed ice. Use the knife to make a slit into the cut ends of the pickles and then slide a pickle onto the rim of each glass.
    • Shake or stir the Bloody Mary mixture one more time and fill both glasses. Place the skewers of grilled garnishes either into each glass or lay it across the top of the glass. Serve the drinks immediately.

    Notes

    • There is an equipment list below for this recipe. You'll probably find that you're bringing many of these items with you on your trip anyway for other food prep - like knives, cutting boards, and measuring spoons. Have a small bottle of dish soap and sponge with you to wash up dishes between meals.
    • A camping cooking grate like this one with folding legs will work with metal-ring fire pits or with fire pits set inside cinder blocks or stones. (All are possibilities depending on your campground.) If your site has a grill installed, or if you're bringing a grill or camp stove, use that instead. Check the campground's website for the site features.
    • Cook over wood or coals, whichever you prefer. The ideal time to begin cooking over the campfire is when the smoke and larger flames at the start of the fire have died back a little and the wood or coals are hot and glowing.
    • This Bloody Mary tastes best cold so keep the liquids chilled. The recipe calls for crushed ice which you may already have on hand in your cooler.
    • You can make the Bloody Mary mixture ahead of time and bring it with you in a sealed mason jar, keeping it chilled.
    • Though you could bring disposable cups, cutlery, etc., your glamping experience will be more greatly enhanced with real dishes and silverware. Throw in a linen tablecloth and tall candles too. (Fancy!) In addition to elevating mere "camp food" to something glamorous and special, you can high-five yourself for making an environmentally friendly choice.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 1drinkCalories: 264kcalCarbohydrates: 17gProtein: 2gSodium: 1021mgPotassium: 725mgFiber: 3gSugar: 10gVitamin A: 1320IUVitamin C: 67.7mgCalcium: 74mgIron: 1.5mg
    Tried this recipe?Leave a comment, tell me what you think!

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