A michelada infused with the flavors of chamoy! Chamoyada! Easy recipes, like this michelada are ones that I enjoy often. They are also the recipes that I neglect to add to my blog, why? Lol! Here it is, finally!
Michelada or Bloody Beer???
My first taste of a michelada was a few years ago while visiting my brother, Ismael, in Austin. I was very familiar with bloody mary’s, but bloody beer? Lol! My sister-in-law, Janet’s dad, Gilbert was an excellent bar tender and prepared me my first bloody beer. I loved it! It’s a mild version of a michelada, but still delicious. Thank you Mr. Trevino. I will always remember your charismatic smile and sharp clothes, RIP.
Micheladas Gone Wild!
Have you seen all the ways that micheladas are served these days? It’s a true art form how they strategically pile all those garnishes on top. I was in a rush and didn’t take the time to plan my garnishes too well, lol! When I do, I will share those pictures. Original micheladas were not fancy at all. It consisted of beer, lime, salt, ice and a straw! That version is light and refreshing too.
What Does Michelada Mean?
Mi-chela- elada, My Cold Beer! Makes sense! Growing up, I thought they were referring to a girl named Chela, Lol! What they wanted was a cold beer!
Leave Out The Clamato?
Of course you can leave out the clamato if you prefer. Not sure when the clamato was introduced into the recipe, but I really enjoy it. If you are wondering, clamato doesn’t taste like clams, lol! It’s a lighter version of tomato juice, in my opinion.
Pantry Staples!
I didn’t have to purchase anything special for this recipe, except the cold beer! Clamato last forever in the refrigerator and I always have several bottles of hot sauce to choose from. Up for a challenge(not that big), you could prepare some homemade chamoy and chile lime seasoning.
And Now, Let’s Get To The Recipe Below! Enjoy!
Serve With Mix Of Fruit And More!
Mango, jicama, cucumbers and pineapple. Mixed or on skewers with lime and chile limon seasoning.
Equipment
- 15 oz glasses or larger
Ingredients
- 1/4 Cup Chamoy
- 1/4 Cup chile lime seasoning
- juice of 1 large lime
- 2 oz clamato, bloody mary mix or tomato juice
- 1 tsp maggi, soy sauce or worcestershire sauce
- Mexican hot sauce to taste
- Pinch of salt and pepper
- 12 oz cold Mexican beer your favorite!
Instructions
- Pour some chamoy in a wide shallow bowl. Do the same with the chile lime seasoning. Dip rim of glass in chamoy, then into seasoning until well coated.
- To the glass, add juice of 1 lime. 2 oz. clamato, 1 tsp. maggi. hot sauce, to taste. pinch of salt and pepper and top it off with plenty of crushed ice! Garnish with lime, orange and cucumber! Gently stir with straw. Enjoy!
- Change up the flavors by adding fresh fruit puree, such as mango, peach, strawberry and more. Or you could add in your favorite juices, like orange, cucumber, jamaica, sandia(watermelon) and peach!
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