Kentucky recipes

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.

Welcome, pie lovers! If you're craving a decadent and unique dessert, you're in for a treat with this Kentucky Sawdust Pie. Whether you're a seasoned baker or a beginner, this Southern pie recipe is guaranteed to become a household favorite. With its caramel-like filling, nutty crunch, and irresistibly sweet coconut, this pie is a perfect choice for any occasion. Let’s dive in!

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!

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

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.

Bourbon Meatballs are tender juicy meatballs smothered in a sweet and spicy bourbon glaze...give your next cocktail hour an upgrade!

Kentucky Derby Pie is so mouthwatering and delicious! This rich, decadent and amazing pie tastes like Toll House Cookies in pie form! Great as a company dessert and only takes a few minutes to prepare. If you enjoy Chocolate Chip Cookies, you'll like them even better as a pie.

Spoon bread is a centuries-old southern comfort food. Made of cornmeal and a few basic pantry ingredients, this soft, billowy classic can be prepared in just about an hour. Ready the spoons!

The Kentucky Derby Pie is a classic southern dessert dish that's sure to impress any crowd. Filled with chocolate, pecans, and a splash of bourbon, this delightful treat is sure to bring the flavor of