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

Kentucky is famous for the Kentucky Derby, a horse race, on the first Saturday in May every year.

These 10 food categories include three recipes each from notable professional chefs and home chefs with the recipe testing and dish development done for you.

This open-face sandwich has layers of toast, turkey, tomatoes, cheese sauce, and grated cheese. It is then broiled until the cheese is melted and golden brown.

Hot Brown

Spoon Bread Spoon bread is a moist pound cake that needs to be scooped with a spoon in order to be served.

Benedictine Dip This famous Kentucky spread is made with cucumbers, onions, mayo, cream cheese, and dill. It’s used for finger sandwiches or a dip for crackers or vegetables.

Burgoo This stew has origins stemming from the Civil War and were then made with wild game.

Derby Pie This gooey pie is made with nuts, chocolate chips, flour, brown sugar, butter, bourbon, butter, and eggs.

Rolled Oysters Rolled oysters are oysters covered in breadcrumbs and seasonings and then fried. They are crispy little bites that are paired with a dipping sauce.

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