The Pie Queen of BG visits Hart County’s Dennison’s Roadside Market

Here’s a glimpse of what Dennison’s Roadside Market in Horse Cave, KY has to offer… I feel like I could find something new every loop I made through the store. It’s not just veggies and canned goods, you can also shop your heart out. I personally think you should grab a basket and fill it up for someone special. Bonus: they have an awesome playground and host food trucks often!

After snagging some candied jalapenos and the tiniest sweet cherry tomatoes from Dennison’s Market, I knew exactly what I wanted to make. You have to try this.

Pimento Cheese Galette:

Crust:

1 ½ cup ap flour

Pinch of salt

4 TBSP lard

Crumble with hands and slowly add in ice water a little at a time until combined

Approximately ¼ – ½ cup

Roll out on a floured surface to about 2 inches wider than a pie plate

Filling: Pimento cheese

1 lb shredded Colby Jack mixed with sharp cheddar

2 TBSP softened cream cheese

4oz diced pimentos rinsed and drained

Salt & pepper to taste

4 oz diced candied jalapenos

Topping:

3 slices cooked bacon

20 cherry tomatoes sliced and dried on a paper towel

Layer the filling in the milled of the dough leaving room to fold over the edges. Pimento cheese first then top with the tomatoes and bacon

Egg wash the edges of the crust and bake 375 degrees for 30-35 min until browned on the edges and on the bottom.

Let cool for at least 5 minutes if you can resist! To let thigs set so you can slice and serve.

Here is a link to her video making the recipe.

About the Queen

Known locally as The Pie Queen, Brie Golliher is a hard-working creative dedicated to her craft and community. 

She and her husband, Brad, purchased Alvaton’s Boyce General Store in 2012, giving Brie a place to live out her passion of baking. They transformed the small grocery and deli into a restaurant that served burgers, attracting locals, tourists, farmers and business professionals until October 2020 when Brie pivoted and went to solely making pies and now in 2024 moved out of Boyce and went completely mobile with the Pie Wagon! 

Through local partnerships, she has created a brand loved and respected by many, also taking her talents outside of Bowling Green to sell her products and teach baking demos.

​While Brie is a small business owner, most importantly, she is a mother and wife, always finding time for her family.

Boyce General Store and The Pie Queen have been featured in Where Women Cook, Southern Living, USA Today, Good Grit, and Garden & Gun, along with regional shows and cookbooks.

Dennison’s Roadside Market