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Drunken Camper Mix

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"This very yummy marinade was discovered by six campers in Colorado. It's enough for two steaks." — Nathan Vigil

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Original recipe makes 2 cups Change Servings

3/4 cup vodka
3/4 cup tequila
1/4 cup teriyaki sauce

1/4 cup steak sauce
2 teaspoons lemon juice

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Directions

In a medium bowl, mix vodka, tequila, teriyaki sauce, steak sauce and lemon juice. Score steaks and allow to marinate in the mixture at least 10 minutes before grilling as desired.

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Most Helpful Positive Review

Jun 04, 2008

this was a recipe that I would not normally have chosen,but I did not have everything for some of the other marinades,so I went outside my box.Suprise!! it was really good.Will use this one again.

—nookfan

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Most Helpful Critical Review

Jan 25, 2004

This recipe will do in a pinch if you all have is Vodka and Tequilla. The tequilla soaks in well and provides a nice flavor to compliment the teriaki. However, the vodka doesn't add much. Vodka, if you use a decent one, doesn't have any flavor. Since the alcohol is cooked out, it is just a filler. Instead, try using whiskey. It provides a rich, hearty flavor that I'm sure campers and grillers alike can enjoy. Otherwise a very tasty recipe.

—CHEFHENDRICKSON

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12 Ratings

Jan 25, 2004

Interesting. Made this for the holiday. Had a zip to it. Will try to make again when we use the grill. We put this under the broiler. We cooked this a little too long. Rare or Med Rare is probably better. Will rate again after we try grilling

—RACHEL1070

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Aug 08, 2005

I also did not use vodka, just tequila, teriyaki sauce, steak sauce, a little sesame oil, and garlic. Since vodka does not have any taste, I didn't see what that would bring to the marinade. I used flank steak and marinated for 48 hours. It was good, but a little heavy on the teriyaki. Next time, I will use much less.

—KOALAGIRL

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Jul 02, 2004

I left out the vodka - mainly because what I had on hand was vanilla flavored. I used the marinade on some flank steak and let it sit for a couple of hours in the fridge. It turned out great. The tequila gave it a nice earthy flavor, intensifying the steak's meatiness. The other ingredients seemed like a strange mix, but the result was complex and slightly exotic without straying to weirdness. Definitely repeat-worthy!

—Nicole R.

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Sep 20, 2010

I followed all fellow reviewers recommendations to leave out the vodka since there was no point. My only hesitation was whether or not I needed a filler in it's place, but I chose not to. I stuck by the recipe exactly except for the vodka. The teriyaki/steak sauce/lemon juice mixture was quite good, but I was surprisingly not a big fan of the tequila. The only thing it did to the marinade was give it a very bitter aftertaste. It wasn't horrible, but I ended up dipping the rest of my meat in additional steak sauce just t eliminate the bitterness. If I made this again, I would definitely leave out the tequila.

—slfortson

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Aug 16, 2007

I agree with the others regarding the vodka - it isn't needed. This was EXCELLENT, and a great way to use up some of the cheaper Tequlia we had around the house.

—BRANGIE

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Jan 27, 2007

This is a wonderful recipe. It smells pretty potent and boy does it ever make a juicy and flavorful steak!

—Mom to Triplets

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