A) The founder of Patti's Restaurant B) A famous Kentucky Derby jockey C) A food editor for the Louisville Courier-Journal D) A character in the movie Steel Magnolias
A) To thicken the filling B) To soften the top C) To enhance the chocolate flavor D) To balance the sweetness
A) Rum B) Bourbon C) Jack Daniel whiskey D) Cognac
A) Butterscotch chips and brown sugar B) Maple syrup and almond extract C) Coconut and graham cracker crumbs D) Chocolate chips and bourbon
A) With whipped cream and bananas B) With maple syrup and butterscotch C) With chocolate pudding and fudge D) With graham cracker crumbs and coconut
A) Nutmeg and lemon juice B) Coconut and brown sugar C) Bourbon and vanilla extract D) Maple syrup and almond extract
A) A mini variation of a pecan pie B) A pie made with sawdust C) A type of transparent pie D) A Kentucky Derby signature dessert
A) Patti's Restaurant B) The Kentucky Derby Story C) Steel Magnolias D) The Louisville Courier
A) Scottish word for little cup or glass B) A French word for pecan C) A brand name from the 1950s D) A nickname for the creator of the pie
A) Maple syrup, almond extract, and pecans B) Butterscotch chips, brown sugar, and pecans C) Chocolate chips, fudge, and pudding D) Coconut, graham cracker crumbs, and pecans
A) Whipped cream and sliced bananas B) Almond extract and coconut C) Chocolate chips and bourbon D) Graham cracker crumbs and nutmeg
A) A 1950s newspaper column B) The Louisville Courier-Journal C) Patti's Restaurant D) A bakery in Kentucky
A) By omitting pecans and replacing vanilla with nutmeg or lemon juice B) By adding extra corn syrup and butterscotch chips C) By using coconut and graham cracker crumbs D) By layering chocolate pudding and fudge
A) Jack Daniel whiskey B) Bourbon C) Maple syrup D) Almond extract
A) In schools and hospitals only B) Only at specialized Kentucky Derby events C) Exclusively in movie theaters D) Bakeries, cafes, farmers markets, and grocery stores
A) 1886 B) 1910 C) 1940 D) 1929
A) In 1929 B) In 1930 C) In 1886 D) After 1940
A) Western Europe B) The southern United States C) South America D) Southeast Asia
A) French B) Spanish C) Algonquin D) Latin
A) Louisiana B) Texas C) Georgia D) Alabama
A) Southern U.S. B) Pacific Northwest C) Midwest D) New England
A) Independence Day B) Halloween C) Christmas D) Easter
A) Fruit compote B) Hard sauce C) Custard sauce D) Cream cheese frosting |