I'm not exactly sure because I never actually ate it myself, but

it has turkey, cheese, ham, and some other ingredients,  It's basically a casserole smothered in gravy.  Made famous when it was first served at the historic Brown Hotel in downtown Louisville way back when. 

I lived in Louisville for five years and used to work at the U of L Hospital and everybody went nuts when it was hot brown day in the cafeteria at work!  So naturally I was curious and that's basically the story I got.

• Patient had heartburn after eating a "hot met" - catz
  • Mettwurst. A German sausage. sm - CrispyCritterMT
  • Don't know about hot "melt" but there - sn
    • Are you from Kentucky? Louisville was the only place I ever encountered hot - RockinMT
      • Yes I am, born and raised in Kentucky and - currently live in Louisville, (NM) sn
    • what's a hot brown? - catz
      • It is turkey and bacon and tomatoes - sn
      • I'm not exactly sure because I never actually ate it myself, but - RockinMT
        • Just curious, when did you work at UofL. - sm
  • Curious as well - tmt
    • ok, thanks for your reply - catz
      • Hot melt? nm - lm

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