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Baked Maryland Lump Crab Cakes

Submitted by: T. Kent
Home Town: Stevensville, Maryland, USA
Living In: Denton, Maryland, USA
Many people claim to have the true Maryland crab cake, but this one uses all lump meat with almost no filler added and tastes incredible! 
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Baltimore Hash

Submitted by: Betty Cannell
Provided by: Taste of Home
My mother-in-law created this recipe while living in Baltimore. I make many batches of it with our garden vegetables and freeze in serving-size portions for later--Betty Cannell, Reading, Pennsylvania 

Celery Chesapeake

Submitted by: Fred Koester
Here 's the grown-up version of cream-cheese-stuffed celery sticks: In this recipe, the cheese gets its punch from dried chip beef and zesty horseradish. 

Chesapeake Bay Stuffed Rockfish

Submitted by: Chesapeake Baybe
Home Town: Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, USA
Living In: North Beach, Maryland, USA
All-American crab imperial with its classic blend of crabmeat, bread cubes, mayonnaise, lemon juice, and seasonings makes a savory filling inside rockfish fillets. Substitute sole or flounder when Pacific rockfish is not in season 

Chesapeake Crab Ball Appetizer

Submitted by: Shirley
These crab balls are soft and cheesy. Use back fin crabmeat, if available, as it is the tastiest part of the crab. The horseradish is optional. 

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Chesapeake Slaw

Submitted by: Jennifer Hendricks
Provided by: Taste of Home
A favorite meal for our family consists of this coleslaw served with traditional Maryland crab cakes and corn on the cob. It's especially good on a warm summer day. This slaw is delicious with other meals, too. 

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Crunchy Pears

Submitted by: Nancy Sparrow
Provided by: Taste of Home
Crisp-tender baked pears dressed in a cookie crumb and almond coating provide an elegant ending to a special meal. 'My family says I serve this whenever a creative mood strikes,' notes Nancy Sparrow of Baltimore, Maryland. 
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Cucumber Soup

Submitted by: Beverly Sprague
Provided by: Simple & Delicious
In Baltimore, Maryland, Beverly Sprague dresses up this milk soup with a colorful selection of savory garnishes. A topping of crunchy almonds contrasts nicely with this smooth soup. 

Curried Cream Corn

Submitted by: Kelly Malloy
Provided by: Simple & Delicious
'I love to find creative ways to serve vegetables to my husband and daughters,' writes Kelly Malloy of Baltimore, Maryland. 'Curry gives a different twist to this side dish that has become my family's favorite treatment for corn.' 
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Dad's Oatmeal Cookies

Submitted by: kedend
A delightful childhood memory of buying cookies after school for a penny a piece is what I envision when someone says Dad's Cookies. They were baked on Winters Lane in Catonsville, Md. during my childhood days and then on Pratt St. in Baltimore before being bought by a New York company. 
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Dorsey's Cream of Crab Soup

Submitted by: Dorsey Marshall
Home Town: Beaufort, North Carolina, USA
Living In: Salisbury, Maryland, USA
A Chesapeake Bay favorite in my family for years. It's rich, creamy and packet with flavor. 

Dorsey's Fried Oysters

Submitted by: Dorsey Marshall, Jr.
Home Town: Beaufort, North Carolina, USA
Living In: Salisbury, Maryland, USA
These are the single-fried oysters that my Mom cooked at the market. A simple and delicious appetizer cooked Chesapeake Bay style. 
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Grilled Tuna with Pineapple Salsa

Submitted by: Beveylon Concha
Provided by: Taste of Home
When Beveylon Concha spent some time in Honolulu, she came upon this tropical treatment for tuna. Now a personal chef in Chesapeake, Virginia, she still prepares the pineapple salsa for everything from grilled fish to pork and poultry. 

Lady Baltimore Cake

Submitted by: Carol
This cake is a real beauty covered with soft icing. You may substitute sherry for vanilla if you choose. 

Lady Baltimore Frosting

Submitted by: Carol
A creamy meringue frosting. Use sherry instead of vanilla for an interesting change of pace. 

Lord Baltimore Cake

Submitted by: Carol
This is a rich and beautiful cake. 
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Maryland Crab Cakes I

Submitted by: John L.
Growing up near the Chesapeake Bay you learn that crabs are as valuable as gold. My mom made crab cakes every Friday in the summer months, but I like my recipe just a tad better. Don't tell mom. 
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Maryland Crab Cakes II

Submitted by: Bea
Home Town: Glenwood, New York, USA
Living In: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, USA
Maryland is famous for it's crab cakes! After you've tried this recipe you'll know why. 
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Maryland Crab Cakes III

Submitted by: Jeff Hemerly
Spicy crab cakes made with onion, celery, and brown mustard. Broiled to a golden brown. 
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Maryland Crab Soup

Submitted by: Cindy Chaney
Genuine Chesapeake Bay cuisine, this soup contains lima beans, corn, carrots, onions and Maryland blue back-fin crab meat and crab claws. Old Bay seasoning is required for authentic taste. 


 
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