Carson Daly's Wife Siri Says His Bloody Mary Recipe May Be More Famous Than Him: 'Sorry Husband'
Siri Pinter shared her husband, Carson Daly's, beloved, celebrity-approved Bloody Mary recipe and behind-the-scenes notes
Blake Shelton calls Daly the 'expert in Bloody Marys' and often requests his signature cocktail
Daly's unique touches include pickle juice, beef jerky garnish, and crystal-clear iceCarson Daly's wife, Siri Pinter, got candid about her husband's A-list celebrity-endorsed Bloody Mary recipe.
Pinter, 44, who's a contributor to Today's food section, shared The Voice host's, 52, famous cocktail recipe with the outlet, and added her behind-the-scenes notes on her husband's commitment to the drink.
'You have no idea how coveted this recipe is,' wrote Pinter. 'This particular Bloody Mary might be more famous than Carson (sorry, husband).'
She went on to say, 'He has all of these ingredients stocked at home, in his dressing room at the Today show, in his trailer at The Voice.'
Pinter, who tied the knot with Daly in December 2015, added that the cocktail is highly requested of her husband and that he's 'perfected it.'
One famous fan of Daly's cocktail is Blake Shelton, who even had Daly guest feature on Facebook Live during a 2020 Bloody Mary contest, calling Daly the 'expert in Bloody Marys.'
'I don't know anybody that makes a better Bloody Mary than Carson Daly," said the 'Texas' singer. 'Carson is known for his Bloody Marys around the cast and crew of The Voice; he's actually given gifts of the ingredients and the recipe of his Bloody Mary for Christmas to everybody before.'
The ingredients for his version of the cocktail are standard — Mr & Mrs T 'Original' mixer, Ketel One vodka, Worcestershire sauce, horseradish, lemon juice, hot sauce, celery salt and black pepper — along with his unique notes, including pickle juice and garnishes of beef jerky, lemon wedges and celery stalks.
Daly also shared what he called 'the key to a great Bloody Mary' in a 2014 interview with Today.
'You want to have clear ice,' noted Carson. 'I will drive to the liquor store and buy clear ice rather than [using] the ice in my refrigerator. The cloudy ice melts fast and ruins a drink ... A cold Bloody Mary is very important.'
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