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2017 has finally arrived, and we think that calls for a bloody mary! Our newest recipe comes from one of our favorite Main Street locales, Tupelo.  As with most things on their menu, Chef Matt Harris puts the perfect Southern spin on his recipe. Harris says the true uniqueness to the Tupelo bloody mary is their homemade tomato juice. They use only the best DOP Tomatoes (DOP stands for the Italian phrase Denominazione d’ Origine Protetta, roughly, “protected designation of origin”) imported from Italy, provided by their friends at Caputo’s Market. In addition the smoked salt and habanero pickle juice in the tomato base to complete the flavor. Below is his recipe for the perfect batch. Don’t forget you can get one of the Tupelo bloody mary’s daily during their lunch and apres service, but we especially enjoy their bloody mary bar every Sunday during brunch, with all of the hot sauce and garnish accoutrements you could hope for.

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Beth Rossi

Hailing originally from the East coast, Beth was drawn to the beauty and lifestyle of the West over 8 years ago. She now calls PC home, with her husband, fur babies and new baby girl, Nola. Having lived all over the US, and traveled to about 40 countries, she is always in search of new adventure and culinary exploration. When she isn't busy in the Marketing world, she loves to create, cook, and is inspired by all things nature.

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  1. […] and don’t forget, to really make the meal complete, try Tupelo’s equally tasty Bloody Mary […]

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