This is a summer Sunday saviour!
The PYRO Caesar
By L'OCA
Once you've tried the PYRO version, you’ll never want a Caesar another way!
5 min cook time
Serves 1
Why we like it
Spice up your brunch game with some ‘hair of the dog’!
The original Caesar cocktail was invented in Alberta, but the version we make inside Sherwood Park’s PYRO Wood-Fired Kitchen & Bar takes this Wild Rose Country creation to a brand new level!
We concocted L’OCATO Juice, a beef based substitute made from scratch with the best tomatoes in the world and absolutely no preservatives!
And we’ve also developed Sherwood Steak Spice, a bold Alberta-inspired blend that guarantees to revolutionize your Caesar Sundays!
Ingredients
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Preparation Notes
Question: Is a Caesar really complete without a garnish?
At PYRO, we keep it classic with a pickle spear and a green olive.
But when you’re the bartender, feel free to garnish with what you have and what you like!
Just remember that a Caesar, and almost any other cocktail, is ultimately meant to be drunk before the ice melts.
Also, we should mention that PYRO's bartenders have created a top-secret weapon called Diablo Mix, but for your at-home Caesar, a few dashes of Worcestershire sauce will add a similar depth of flavour.
Making the recipe
Step 1
Rim The Glass & Combine
- Wet the rim of a highball glass with a lime wedge. Then, dip the rim in the Sherwood Steak Spice.
- Add L'OCATO Juice, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, olive brine, pickle juice, and vodka to the martini shaker. Top with ice.
Step 2
Shake & Strain
- Fill the shaker with ice and shake vigorously for about 15 seconds, or until well chilled.
- Strain the cocktail into the prepared highball glass.
Step 3
Garnish
- Garnish with a pickle spear and olive. Enjoy responsibly!
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