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Kentucky Back Road Restaurant Recipes Cookbook (Sample) Kentucky Back Road Restaurant Recipes Cookbook (Sample) Do you find that the hardest part of cooking for your family is coming up with what to cook? Great American Cookbooks can help make that so simple with easy-to-follow, delicious-tasting recipes from hometown cooks across the USA. Our goal is to provide everyday recipes for the everyday cook. That is why we strive to select the best recipes using ingredients most cooks already have in their kitchen. Just to give you an idea of the great cookbooks Great American has to offer, here is a small sample of Kentucky Back Road Restaurant Recipes Cookbook. Each book we produce is a full-color, top- quality cookbook with 200 to 300 wonderful family recipes. We also include interesting stories and articles that will bring you and your family hours of fun. Thank you for taking the time to view this Great American Cookbook Sample. A Cookbook & Restaurant Guide AnI¦a Musgrove Great American Publishers www.GreatAmericanPublishers.com TOLL-FREE 1-888-854-5954 Recipe Collection © 2014 by Great American Publishers ALL RIGHTS RESERVED All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form. Great American Publishers 501 Avalon Way Suite B • Brandon, MS 39047 toll-free 1-888-854-5954 • www.GreatAmericanPublishers.com ISBN 978-1-934817-17-9 by Anita Musgrove Layout and design by Cyndi Clark 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Printed in the United States of America All images are copyrighted by the creator noted through thinkstock/istock/ (unless otherwise indicated). Front cover: US25 Scott County, wbrianwatkins • diner sign, catnap72 • Food, LauriPatterson • Back cover: compass and guest check, Devonyu • admission ticket, Bernard Allum • quarter, Kary Nieuwenhuis • Lincoln penny, Peter Spiro • toy bird, DutchScenery • guitar pick, Gudella • blue sunglasses, WestLight • maps, joebelanger • chewing gum, Samohin • animal cracker, studiocasper • keys on money, James Trice • baseball, thinkstock/fuse • drink cup, koya79 • toy motorcycle, thinkstock/Photo- Objects/Hemera • jockey, zizar2002 • Pages 1-3: welcome road sign, Henryk Sadura • horse farm, Dan Brandenburg • wood sign, Rodrusoleg • jockey, zizar2002 • blue sunglasses, WestLight • Keys, NithidPhoto • quarter, Kary Nieuwenhuis • Lincoln penny, Peter Spiro • coffee cup to go, thinkstock/hemera/Johann Helgason • parkway sign, wikipedia.org • Pages 5-9: toy bird, DutchScenery • jam and cornbread, Cornbread Café • Lincoln memorial birthplace, James Wright • fried chicken, Jack Puccio • eat sign, trekandshoot • Pages 10-11: quilt sewing items, Robyn Mackenzie • frog, Kerstin Klaassen • coffee smiley face, karandaev • green checked napkin, lovestock • keys on money, James Trice • animal crackers, studiocasper • green sunglasses, mapichai • guitar pick, Gudella • compass and guest check, Devonyu • toy motorcycle, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • bird statues, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • Page 13: Woolridge monuments, Bedford/wikimedia commons • Page 19: Jef- ferson Davis, National Archives and Records Administration/wikipedia.org • memorial, Bbadgett/wikimedia commons • Page 29: bird on branch, GlobalP • chickadee, thinkstock/istock/chas53 • Audubon museum, courtesy of John James Audubon Museum • Page 33: paint palette, Marek Walica • museum and murals, Paul Monsour, Union County tourism office • Page 53: gold frame, LiliGraphie • flowers, Yurily Chaban • statue, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • Adsmore museum, Dlove4000/ wikimedia commons • Page 67: butterfly, Ambientideas • banjo, Crise11 • iris, CQYoung • daylily, thinkstock/hemera/Le Do • Pages 68-69: cupcake, StephanieFrey • Lincoln penny, Peter Spiro • donut, speedkup • toy bird, DutchScenery • toy corvette, Lauren Frederick • horse crossing, German • checkered flag, Viktor Blazhuk • baseball and bat, thinkstock/fuse • toy lion playing guitar, thinkstock/Zoonar/Zoonar RF • coffee cup to go, thinkstock/hemera/Johann Helgason • Page 75: antique car, james steidl • Lincoln stamp, Chris Zawada • axe on wood block, abadonian • Page 109: baseball glove, photozek07 • bat, Primonova • Page 125: courtesy Mega Caverns • Louiseville museum, Derek.cashman/wikimedia commons • Pages 134-135: trophy, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • white rose, VIDOK • admission tickets, Bernard Allum • balloon horse, Nikita Rogul • blue sunglasses, WestLight • maps, joebelanger • chewing gum, Samohin • bottled water, thumb • blue bottle cap, lucato • quarter, Kary Nieuwenhuis • salt pepper shakers, hannahgleg • restaurant road sign, Brilt • horse coaster, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • Volkswagen, thinkstock/ hemera/Edward White • Page 145: cannon, mkos83 • confederate hat, Roga • bugle, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • William Goebel, Kentucky Historical Society/ wikipedia.org • Arsenal, Matthew Peek/wikimedia commons • Page 155: gold egg, Leks Laputin • goose crossing, amanalang • Page 169: drink cup, koya79 • coffee cup, thinkstock/hemera/Heike Brauer • Pages 198-199: sugar dispenser, shipfactory • ketchup, Xebeche • red coffee mug, terex • gps, koya79 • garlic salt and pepper shakers, Petr Malyshev • keys, NithidPhoto • guitar and backpack, Nednapa • gas pump, james steidl • ring stained napkin, thinkstock/Photodisc/Siri Stafford • wooden horse, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • Page 213: antique camera, Lou Oates • rainbow scarf, pintxoman • Cumberland Falls, ChrisKuehl/wikimedia commons • Moonbow, William Augustus Bullard Davis, wabdavis.com • Page 223: miner lamp, Tim Abbott • meteorite, Jim Mills • coal bucket, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • Pages 236-253: open sign, mum_ble • jukebox, agcuesta • car keys remote, ferliachirulli • tea cup, merih unal ozmen • turquoise suitcase, DrAbbate • blue suitcase, luis • restaurant table items, Michael Flippo • milkshake, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • white suitcase, thinkstock/PhotoObjects/Hemera • tictac game, thinkstock/ hemerorelease/zeljkobozic • one-way sign, thinkstock/Photodisc/Ryan McVayCollection Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided in this book. However, dates, times, and locations are subject to change. Please call or visit websites for up-to-date information before traveling. To purchase books in quantity for corporate use, incentives, or fundraising, please call Great American Publishers at 888-854-5954. Preface . 6 Western Region . 10 Central Region . 68 Bluegrass Region . 134. Eastern Region . 198 Index of Restaurants . 236. Index of Recipes . 244. 5 Okay, let’s crank it up and go again . this time to Kentucky, the second state in our State Back Road Restaurants Cookbook Series. Western Region When someone says Kentucky I immediately have pictures running through my mind of waterfalls, open pastures with beautiful horses grazing, trains traveling through the hills as well as forests and caves to explore. Also I will never forget Kentucky is the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln. I did forget once, way back in sixth grade, on a test given by my teacher, Ms. Inez Crain. Of course she boldly pointed out Monument at Abraham Lincoln’s Birthplace to the whole class that I was the only one that missed the answer. Oh well, you can’t know everything, but I’ll always remember that. 6 Bluegrass Region Eastern Region Central Region I do, however, know what I like. I like traveling back roads with no particular place to be and no certain time to be there. When traveling leads to hunger, I like finding a Mom and Pop place to eat—the ones that serve food that embraces your taste buds and leaves you wanting more. Walk in as a stranger and leave feeling like part of the family, that’s what I like best. Western Kentucky is home to Back Home Restaurant in Elizabethtown. Back Home has been in business more than 30 years. It is now run by Lori and her husband Steve, serving good ole’ family cooking. Lori’s daughter, Hali has a new boutique on the upper level. Go in and see what Hali has to offer. Don’t forget to stop in Henderson and taste some of the best BBQ around at Thomason’s Barbecue. They have been doing BBQ for more than 50 years the old-fashioned way, in a masonry pit in the middle of the restaurant. As you travel through Hazel, go by Blue and White Grill to experience foods like you haven’t eaten since you left home. They have been voted as the #1 best place to eat catfish. They serve so much more than just catfish. Tell John and Barbara “Hello” for me. 7 Not to be out-done, Central Kentucky offers many exciting places to explore. One of Kentucky’s oldest eateries in continuous operation, Cottage Inn, opened in 1929 in Louisville and still serves up simple and affordable food. Ms. Zuky is a treasure. Try her Salmon Patties (page 112). Riley’s Bakery in Bowling Green is also a must stop. They have been baking from scratch for 70 plus years. Walk in and smell the wonders that only the smell of fresh baked goods can offer. They still use their own Mother’s recipes. Don’t forget the tea cookies—everyone’s favorite. In the Bluegrass Region, you will enjoy eating at places like York Street Café in Newport. This is the best place for a young man to take his First Date or an older gentleman to take his lovely bride of many years to let her know he still appreciates her, dearly. Then there is Candleberry’s Tearoom Café in Frankfort that is a must see. In this place where elegance meets deliciousness, do not leave without eating Michele’s Ham Salad (page 144) and their incredible desserts. Everything is made fresh in house. Our Best Restaurant in Smithfield is a trucker’s dream stop. They showcase the cornmeal and flour that was once produced there. Let Kay Way tell you about the long ago days when the mill was a way of life in the area. While traveling the back roads in Eastern Kentucky, be sure to stop in Irvine at The Twin. Step up and order a big ole’ Root Beer Float (page 221), they teach the new staff members to make them the old fashioned way. This is the mainstay in the town since they opened back in 1959 still run by the original family and serving the same items. This is the place where you can see everyone at some point in time, meet friends after school and go after winning the big game to rehash every play.
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