Kentucky hot brown casserole paula deen

The Kentucky Hot Brown is an open-faced turkey sandwich that was invented at the Brown Hotel in downtown Louisville. My family has always enjoyed it after Thanksgiving with the leftover turkey, bu…

makes 8 to 10 servings

When you’re looking for Southern recipes, Paula is likely one of the first people you go to. Her fried chicken is world-famous, her macaroni & cheese decadent, and her banana pudding unforgettable. So when you’re looking for a classic Southern casserole recipe, wouldn’t you go to her too? We know we would! We love casseroles …

Creamy chicken casserole is a very tender casserole with creamy sauce and lots of cheese. The sauce contains sour cream and milk, and this gives the whole casserole a special creamy texture. I used to think that the casserole is just pasta with something meaty. But now having cooked them at least 100 times, I can write a whole guide to casseroles. Without a shadow of a doubt, I will say that creamy chicken casserole is at my top.

Turn the Louisville Kentucky Brown sandwich into a casserole for an delicious weeknight meal. Turkey, cheddar, Swiss, bread and milk. Broil until cheese is melted and lightly browned. Top with bacon, tomatoes and parsley before serving.

Celebrity chef and author, Paula Deen is in the kitchen making a delicious casserole packed with flavor.

This Mini Croissant Hot Brown Casserole has buttery, flaky mini croissants mingling with savory turkey and bacon, sweet cherry tomatoes, and ooey-gooey, bourbon-infused creamy cheese sauce that'll have you licking your plate clean! Inspired by the iconic open-faced turkey sandwich created at the historic Brown Hotel in Louisville, KY by Chef Fred Schmidt.

We turned the classic Kentucky Hot Brown sandwich from Louisville into a tasty casserole.

This Kentucky Hot Brown recipe is a traditional dish we make for Kentucky Derby Day celebration. But it's also a great one for leftover turkey at Thanksgiving!

When we were on our recent trip to Kentucky we visited the Brown Hotel ​for a Hot Brown, a signature of the hotel that has become a state-wide classic. Every restaurant in the state has their own take on the tradition, and it varies from city to city. Some places use co