How to Make the Best Michelada | Julia At Home (S3 E6)



Julia shows you how to achieve an excellent Michelada ((Mexican Beer and Lime Cocktail).

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  1. There are thousands of different Michelada recipes – my favorite is from Xocimilco in DF: ice, lemon juice, clamato, chilli sauce and beer, and the rim with Tajin. In Germany I don't get the Clamato, I make it here with a hot tomato-juice and Maggi – and Wulle Beer😂 – tastes also great

  2. Missed part of the V8 vegetable tomato juice, … as this is the Mexican hot chili pepper-lime version of the Bloody Mary beer drink.
    Michelada, V8 vegetable tomato juice, chili pepper sauce, lime juice, salt, black pepper.
    The reason behind this drink, much like Southern drinks, is using the citrus juice to lower down the water surface friction, allowing the alcohol and vegetable minerals salts to enter the bloodstream. This dilates and opens up the blood vessels cooling down the blood heat. At the same time, the chili and black pepper opens up the skin pores, allowing sweat to cool on the skin.

  3. Where’s the chamoy? Where’s the Clamato? All you have to do is dip your beer can in chamoy then tajin, open it and take a few gulps, then top it off with michelada mix. No need to church this up.

  4. I love a Michelada and have had many variations, including clamato juice and tajin. This sounds good, too. Some people seem upset because it's not exactly like the one they drink but most food/drink has several variations. 😊❤

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