Kentucky food

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

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!

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

Kentucky Benedictine is a simple, yet classic cream cheese-based spread that is made with cucumber, onion, and a little hot pepper or hot sauce. This cool, creamy spread is used for tea sandwiches or as a dip served with crackers. Check out this quick and easy recipe that is a must-have for any Kentucky Derby watch party!

The Kentucky Derby is one of the most exciting horse races of the year, but it’s not just about the horses. It’s also a time to gather with friends and family to celebrate and indulge in delicious food and drinks. Whether you’re hosting a party or just looking for some inspiration for your Derby Day menu, we’ve got you covered with these mouth-watering Kentucky Derby recipes.

A dippable form of the classic Kentucky sandwich.

An easy pie to make that's rich and sweet. A small slice is all you need with a little whipped cream. I don't think you will be disappointed.

My Kentucky Hot Brown Dip is an easy-to-make version of the classic Kentucky Hot Brown, which is served at the Brown Hotel in Downtown Louisville.

The Louisville Hot Brown was first served at the Brown Hotel, in Louisville, Ky., in the 1930s.