How To make Famous Hot Brown
1/3 Cup Plus 1 tablespoon butter
Divided 1 Medium Onion
chopped
1/3 Cup Flour
3 Cups Milk :
heated
1 Teaspoon Salt
1/2 Teaspoon Crushed red pepper
4 Ounces To 6 ounces American Cheese
2 Eggs well beaten
1 Tablespoon Butter (additional)
8 Strips bacon
8 Slices Wheat bread :
toasted
2 Chicken breasts -- cooked
Sliced Parmesan Cheese Paprika
Melt 1/3 cup butter in saucepan and add onion. Cook until transparent. Add flour and blend until smooth. Add milk, salt, and red pepper. Stir and cook until mixture is thick and smooth. Stir in cheese, eggs, and 1 tablespoon butter. Continue to cook, stirring until mixture almost reaches boiling. Remove sauce from heat. Fry bacon slices until crisp.To Assemble hot browns: 1. Toast 8 slices of wheat bread. 2. Cut 4 in half diagonally. 3. On 4 oven proof plates, place cut toast with points turned outward, with one whole slice in the middle. Then layer chicken, sauce, and bacon. 4.Sprinkle generously with Parmesan and paprika. 5.Broil 2 to 3 minutes. More than special - a Kentucky tradition. Hint: Turkey may be substituted for chicken. Source: To Market To Market, Southern Living Hall of Fame, The Junior League of Owensboro, Kentucky, Inc.
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Kentucky Hot Brown Recipe
THE WORLD-FAMOUS HOT BROWN
INGREDIENTS
Makes Two Hot Browns
2 oz. Whole Butter
2 oz. All Purpose Flour
8 oz. Heavy Cream
8 oz. Whole Milk
½ Cup of Pecorino Romano Cheese
Plus 1 Tablespoon for Garnish
Pinch of Ground Nutmeg
Salt and Pepper to Taste
14 oz. Sliced Roasted Turkey Breast
Slice Thick4 Slices of Texas Toast (Crust Trimmed)
4 Slices of Crispy Bacon
2 Roma Tomatoes
Sliced in Half
Paprika
Parsley
Kentucky Hot Brown Burger Recipe!
My burger tribute to the famous Kentucky Hot Brown, served up at the Brown Hotel in Louisville, Kentucky.
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How David Chang Makes a Louisville Hot Brown
This is an Eater Re-Release from 2013.
A test kitchen is like a playground for a chef, where recipes can be altered and experimented with until they’re perfect, and ready to be served to the public. Watch for a peak into David Chang’s test kitchen, where he whips up his take on a Louisville Hot Brown.
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The Hot Brown-Kentucky's Famous Sandwich Recipe - ABC News
The Hot Brown - Signature Sandwich of The Brown Hotel on ABC News with Diane Sawyer. Diane goes to The Brown Hotel and speaks with Neal Ward, The Restaurant Manager at The Brown Hotel and Brad Walker, The General Manager of The Brown Hotel about the Economy and how it has effected business. She also samples The Hot Brown and learns how to make one.
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Hot Brown | Louisville Life | KET
Louisville Life takes a trip to the Brown Hotel, birthplace of the iconic Kentucky Hot Brown. Ryan O’Driscoll, chef de cuisine at the hotel’s English Grill restaurant, whips up his take on the dish in the spot where the recipe originated more than 80 years ago.
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