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Potato Candy

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I'm trying to remember the last time I had potato candy. Sooooo darned good.

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Where can I find burgoo in NKY? Greyhound?

Where can I find burgoo in NKY? Greyhound?

 

I would THINK most local mom/pop bbq joints would have it, though may have to come a little more south, say past Florence to see it, I don't know.

What about divinity? Mother-in-law and her mother made it all the time.

What about divinity? Mother-in-law and her mother made it all the time.

 

:yuck: Never had it till I moved to KY...count me as NOT a fan.

We didn't have burgoo in Bellevue.

 

Oh yes there was. And potato candy as well. You clearly must have had some serious Dayton influences back then . . .

Derby Pie - bout as Kentucky as it gets.

 

Derby Pie is a chocolate and walnut tart in a pie shell with a pastry dough crust. It is made with walnuts and chocolate chips. The pie was created in the Melrose Inn of Prospect, Kentucky, United States, by George Kern with the help of his parents. It is often associated with the Kentucky Derby.
Derby Pie - bout as Kentucky as it gets.

 

Derby Pie, burgoo, mutton are about as KY as it gets. I would also throw in Ale 8 one...they might distribute outside of KY now, but it's still a KY staple and only made here. Of course bourbon, the mint julep would be on there and I think beer cheese as well (I think that's a KY thing) but to OP asked for non-alcohol related products.

What about divinity? Mother-in-law and her mother made it all the time.

 

My grandmother and mother both used to make Divinity...they are from South Jersey, and it was a traditional Christmas thing growing up in Delaware. Another poster mentioned molasses cookies, which was also another Christmas Cookie tradition for us growing up.

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