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Bloody Murder recipe
A delicious recipe for Bloody Murder, with cayenne pepper, Smirnoff® vodka and tomato juice. Also lists similar drink recipes.
Ingredients:

1 tbsp cayenne pepper
2 oz 100 proof Smirnoff® vodka
3 oz tomato juice


Method:
Mix the cayenne pepper in a small amount of vodka until dissolved. Add the remainder of vodka and mix again. Add tomato juice. Slice a habenero pepper and use to mix drink; place as garnish.
Serve:
Collins Glass

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