Kentucky derby finger foods

Derby Pie Truffles are inspired by the iconic walnut-chocolate-bourbon pie served each year at the Kentucky Derby.Be sure to toast those walnuts - 350°F for 5-7 minutes should do it. Watch constantly to prevent burning. The shortbread crumbs can be made by grinding approximately 19 shortbread cookies in a food processor. (One sleeve of Trefoils if you’re a Girl Scouts cookie-buyer.)

Kentucky Beer Cheese

Celebrate the Kentucky Derby in style with this incredible dip board featuring a variety of the most delicious southern-inspired dips and dippers. A crown-worthy spread your crowd will go crazy over during your derby watch party!

Makes 8 to 10 servings

If you're looking for a good party dip recipe, this southern recipe is from Kentucky where it's famous, especially during the Kentucky Derby as THE appetizer to enjoy! It's a creamy spread perfect for serving with crackers and veggie slices!

The famous Hot Brown gets turned into a mini appetizer that has all the flavor of the original. These tarts are super easy to make. A crunchy filo cup is filled with a creamy and rich turkey and bacon filling.

Benedictine spread

A classic Kentucky Derby recipe, this cool and creamy spread is made with cucumbers and cream cheese and is a must-make appetizer for any Derby watch party. Make it a traditional recipe and serve as tea sandwiches, or make it a low-carb appetizer and serve with veggies slices. An easy, no-bake appetizer that everyone will love!