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Tag Archives: Baltimore
How to Make the World’s Best Crab Cakes
Michelle grew up in Baltimore, where they make the world’s best crab cakes. I don’t let her order crab cakes anywhere besides “Bawlmore” or DC, because they never taste as good as the ones back home and her disappointment makes … Continue reading
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Tagged Baltimore, Crab Cakes, French's Mustard, Maryland, Phillips Crab Meat, Recipe, Ritz Crackers
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Baltimore’s 32nd Street Farmers Market: Hula Hoops, 7-Up Pound Cake, and Slurpy-Ripe Peaches
From hula hoops and honey to bison meat and baked goods, the year-round 32nd Street Farmer’s Market in Baltimore is the market I wish we had in Boston. This barren parking lot behind a 7-11 is not a place I’d … Continue reading
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Tagged 32nd Street Farmers Market, 7-Up Pound Cake, Baltimore, Farmers Markets, hula hoops
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A Tree Grows in Baltimore – Does Crime Grow, Too?
Since I normally only visit Baltimore at Christmas time, I’ve never noticed the glorious crape myrtle trees bursting into bloom on seemingly every street here. The tiny blossoms are said to resemble crepe, hence the name crape–also sometimes spelled “crepe.” … Continue reading
