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Events Highlights include the crab soup cook-off and a fishing challenge.
Go soft!
Koco's famous crab cakes are featured in a Thursday night special -- platters are $20.99.
Claddagh's Thursday dining special is an $18.95 crab cake entree
Sascha's runs an $18 "crab cake and cocktail" special on Tuesday evenings.
Crab cake sandwiches are special on Wednesdays at Ryan's Daughter.
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Tommy Zinn checks the size of a freshly caught blue crab before segregating it by sex, male or female. (Glenn Fawcett/The Baltimore Sun)
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This is a view of crab shacks in the town of Tylerton on Smith Island. There are only a few crabbers left, and only 55 full time residents of the once-thriving town. (Barbara Haddock Taylor / The Baltimore Sun)
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Steamed crabs are served on the deck at Captain James Landing Crab House in Fells Point. (Amy Davis/Baltimore)
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Nancy Devine prepares crab cakes at Faidley Seafood in Lexington Market. (Glenn Fawcett/The Baltimore Sun)
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Waterman Mark Somers maneuvers his boat, the "Barbara J." along a long line of crab pots in the Chesapeake Bay. (Glenn Fawcett/The Baltimore Sun)
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Diners eat crabs at Cantler's Riverside Inn in Annapolis. (Gene Sweeney Jr. / The Baltimore Sun)
More headlinesBaltimore crab houses haven't any crabsIf you can find steamed crabs in Baltimore, consider yourself lucky. Crabs feel pain, researchers sayExperiment introduced crabs to a new environment that included two shelters, one benign and one that gave out mild electric shocks. Hard 'scraping' brings soft-crab rewardsSmith Islander one of 'dying breed' still using 19th-century fishing gear. World's largest crab cake record set at Maryland State FairEver even conceive of a 300-pound crab cake? From the Bay, For the Bay promotes Md. seafoodFrom the Bay, For the Bay: Dine Out, a week-long restaurant promotion celebrating Chesapeake Bay seafood, begins on Saturday and runs through Oct. 13. Participating restaurants from Philadelphia to Norfolk, Va., are donating $1 for every Maryland seafood dinner sold during the promotion to the Oyster Recovery Partnership, an Annapolis-based non-... Hurricane Isaac cuts off Baltimore's jumbo crab supplyWith holiday demand high, local restaurants serving mostly medium-size local blue crabs instead. Two-alarm fire destroys Dundalk crab houseCustomers carry out wheelchair-bound customer; owner to rebuild Crab Bash benefit puts chefs in competitionChefs are getting ready to throw down their best crab dishes at the Crab Bash. Which Maryland restaurant crab cakes are 'True Blue'?More than 50 restaurants have signed onto the Maryland's 'True Blue' certification program and marketing campaign. Editorial: A better way to ensure the bay's bountyCrabbing rules, unsatisfactory for watermen and regulators, may get an overhaul. Alonso's Restaurant wins Old Bay contestGrand prize, 70 pounds of seasoning, delivered to front door. Where to find the best deals on crabs in Ocean CityOver the weekend, I set off on a very simple mission: to find the cheapest crabs in Ocean City. Maryland's crab outlook, like weather, iffyDealers, restaurants say supply variable, prices reliably high. Blue lobster caught off Md. coast on display in D.C.A rare blue lobster caught off the coast of Ocean City is now on display at the National Aquarium in Washington. |
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