Kentucky recipes

These Famous Kentucky Foods include hot brown sandwiches, spoon bread, burgoo stew, mint juleps, bourbon balls, and beer cheese.

Kentucky is famous for more than just the Bourbon Trail, and these classic Kentucky foods are proof. So, let's see what the Bluegrass State has to offer.

The story of this famous regional dish goes back to the 1930s. Learn how to make Kentucky Beer Cheese, a signature state dish.

This tender, crispy chicken fried chicken recipe is comfort food at its best. Try it with boneless thighs, breasts, or cutlets. Just don't skip the gravy!

This iconic sandwich is a Southern staple - especially for the Kentucky Derby. These Kentucky Hot Browns are a delicious, decadent, open-faced turkey sandwich with tomato, bacon, and a rich Mornay sauce.

I follow the diehard rule of using (at least) three meats in my Kentucky Burgoo recipe, opting for tender pork, smoky bacon, and affordable, juicy boneless/skinless chicken thighs. Traditionally you might also see beef in the mix, along with bone-in/skin on chicken pieces. But for my time and money, choosing between pork and beef is usually the best way to go.

This Kentucky burgoo recipe is the ultimate stew with a big variety of meats and vegetables simmered low and slow, popular for gatherings and community events.

Kentucky Derby Pecan Pie Cheesecake – yummydishes

We compiled 21 jaw-dropping, mouth-watering, finger-lickin' good Kentucky foods that you must try if you’re ever in the bluegrass state.

There is nothing like a Kentucky hot brown from the Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky. A Louisville tradition worldwide. This is a classic!