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#DerbyDayRecipes Round Up

May 6, 2017 by Quinn Caudill 2 Comments

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It’s said that in Louisville, Kentucky for 6 months leading up to the Kentucky Derby, that all conversation revolves around Derby Day. My blogger colleagues and I share some derby inspired foods with this #DerbyDayRecipes Round Up. Is your hat ready? It's Derby Day!! My blogger colleagues and I share some derby inspired foods with this #DerbyDayRecipes Round Up. Is your hat ready? www.dadwhats4dinner.com#DerbyDayRecipes Round Up www.dadwhats4dinner.com

Kentucky Derby History Alternatively referred to as “The Run for the Roses” or “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports,” the Kentucky Derby is a 1.25 mile race for three-year-old thoroughbred horses. The Kentucky Derby draws an average of 150,000 visitors each year, including residents, out-of-towners, celebrities, presidents, and even members of royal families.Kentucky Derby History:The first Kentucky Derby race occurred in 1875. Close to 10,000 people watched as 15 thoroughbred horses ran what was then a 1.5 mile course. In 1876, the length of the race was changed to 1.25 miles. By the early 1900s, owners of winning Kentucky Derby horses started sending their winners to run in the Preakness Stakes in Maryland and the Belmont Stakes in New York. In 1930, sportswriter Charles Hatton coined the term “Triple Crown” in reference to the same horses running the three races consecutively. Courtesy of Kentucky Derby Facts and History from about.com

#DERBYDAYRECIPES ROUND UP www.dadwhats4dinner.com

Angel Biscuits from Jolene’s Recipe Journal

Bourbon Peach Tea from Family Around The Table

Grapefruit and Thyme Bourbon Smash from Culinary Adventures with Camilla

Hot Brown Sandwich from Palatable Pastime

Pickled Shrimp from A Day in the Life on the Farm

Tortilla Chip Derby Hats from Amy’s Cooking Adventures

Derby Day Chocolate Pecan Pie Cookie BarsThese luscious Derby Day Chocolate Pecan Pie Cookie Bars is the perfect bite size, easy to serve treat for your Derby Day party guests. www.dadwhats4dinner.comSlow Cooker Overnight Derby Pie Oatmeal RecipeDerby Pie for Breakfast! Yes, sir with my Slow Cooker Overnight Derby Pie Oatmeal Recipe!Derby Day Truffles with Candied Bourbon Pecanswww.dadwhats4dinner.comChocolate Pecan Piewww.dadwhats4dinner.com

Filed Under: Alcohol, Appetizers, Bars, Chicken, Dessert, Food Holidays, Round Up, Seafood

About Quinn Caudill

"Quinn is the author, photographer and recipe designer over at DadWhats4Dinner. He enjoys cooking for family and friends and being creative in the kitchen. He makes ordinary everyday food extraordinary. He lives just north of Cincinnati with his wife of 24 years, three kids and three cats. His kids have well-developed palates and his youngest daughter is now working with him on the blog creating recipes for her own page "Cooking with Ella". Follow him on: Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter or Instagram."

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  1. Jolene Martinelli says

    May 7, 2017 at 7:13 am

    So many delicious choices, I don’t know what to make first! Maybe the truffles… or the cookie bars 🙂

    Reply
    • Quinn Caudill says

      May 8, 2017 at 1:52 pm

      I know they all look so good. Thanks for stopping by!

      Reply

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