1. Mix all dry ingredients: crackers, crabcake mix, chopped parsley. Add this to crab meat. 2. Add mayonnaise, lemon juice, Dijon mustard and egg together in a separate bowl. 3. Combine your wet and ...

Hints of spring are with us. Cruel teases of beautiful days to come. Days that we want to fall into and lose ourselves in, unburdened by the layers of clothing. Days where we don’t have to curse the ...

Seafood is a timeless staple of most coastal cuisines across the globe, but few dishes are as emblematic of the American East Coast as crab cakes. Chock full of tender, flaky meat, these crispy ...

"A lot of crab, very little filler, and being broiled rather than fried"... these Guinness Open Gate Brewery Maryland crab cakes are the real deal. Open Gate Brewery’s Maryland Crab Cakes are true to ...

Crabbing, cakes, fries & fudge: discover iconic Maryland eats—crabs, pit beef, Berger cookies & more—that locals crave the ...

Locals call it genius: a Maryland taqueria serving crab cake tacos so good, they’ve become a coastal classic across the Chesapeake Bay.

If you’re eager to meet the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommendation for eating seafood twice a week, try today’s recipe for Maryland-style Crab Cakes. Shellfish — crab, scallops, shrimp and ...

Nothing unites Marylanders like side-eyeing crab cakes from other parts of the country. If it’s breaded, deep-fried, and shaped like a hockey puck, if it has red pepper or corn, if it’s drenched in ...

There’s not much cake-like about a crab cake. Without leavening, sweeteners or a birthday candle, it’s not really a cake but a pan-fried patty made with naturally sweet crabmeat tossed with a few ...