Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Kentucky Delicacies and More

By Qandishah Brown

The blue grass state of Kentucky has become synonymous with one thing- a fast food franchise. The name alone will bring thoughts of juicy and crisp chicken waiting to be eaten by you. Who wouldn't want to have a bite off something that delicious? Surely you yourself have enjoyed this fried chicken at some time or another. Surprisingly there are other things that you will find you can eat in Kentucky.

Although it may not seem to be in the same line, this state that has become popular along with the fried chicken also produces seafood delicacies. You will find that they have caviar, shrimp and even lobster. These are available in supermarkets packed and are even exported to other places. The subtropical climate that Kentucky has is what has made it possible for them, to produce these things.

You will find that Kentucky has a lot of interesting food to offer. One of which is burgoo. This can be described as a stew of a variety of meats. Usually three or more kinds of meats are used in this dish to which vegetables are added and it is simmered down. It may sound normal but what makes this dish stand out is that it is cooked until everything is broken down. It is cooked in large quantities so it's not unusual to see folks at cookouts standing over pots of these using rakes to stir it.

You will find many other interesting dishes that Kentucky has to offer. One of the best places to go to discover these things are the craft fairs and festivals. Here you will be sure to find something home made. Whether it a different sort of pie or preserves. There are also numerous other handmade offerings at these events.

A Kentucky craft fair or festival is always something interesting. Aside from the many things that you can see, it also provides a great opportunity for you to make money. If you are handy with making things or enjoy crafting as a hobby why not step it up a notch and sell the things that you make? There will always be room for you in Kentucky craft fairs. - 14915

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