Crabby Cakes for Crabby People
(Click to watch my latest Culinary Confession as I seek the best crab cake in Baltimore.)
This week, I want to share an article I wrote for the Archdiocese of Baltimore Catholic Paper, The Catholic Review, with our Grace Before Meals “fam.” As you know, the Maryland scene is quite proud of its seafood specialties but, in particular, the Maryland Blue Crab. This mean-looking crustacean packs a sweet flavor when boiled or steamed and, of course, seasoned with a Chesapeake Bay favorite – Old Bay.
(Steak and cakes – the best of both worlds.)
In this Culinary Confession, I sample some of Maryland’s best crab cakes. You can try to determine which is the best for your taste buds. I would think determining the best would be an impossible task, which is why I picked places that are close to locations where people can pray for divine inspiration.
(My jalapeno-wrapped crab cake, baked in a cupcake pan to keep the form.)
During the months of July and August, our team will offer our members a walk down memory lane with some of our previously published blasts. This will give our team a chance to prepare for the launch of our new website and the highly anticipated book, Spicing Up Married Life.
(One of the featured recipes in the new book – complete with color photos of each dish.)
We will definitely offer some updated news, tips, and recipes with these Blasts from the Past, but we also want to make sure the fun stories, prayers, and recipe exchanges are not forgotten.
In the meantime, I pray that you and your family have a blessed summer, safe travels, and many opportunities to celebrate the greatest gifts of life – the food on the table and the blessed lives of the people around it!
(My entire family on a Philippine Island vacation 2011-2012.)
Let us pray: Lord, we pray that this time of vacation for family and friends will be a time of recreation – to be recreated and renewed. Keep all travelers safe and focused on their ultimate destination in Heaven. With the prayers of the angels and saints, we ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
(Guardian Angel pointing to the Way of the Cross of Christ, Lourdes, France.)
Click here for the crab cake Culinary Confession for the Catholic Review.
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Dear Fr. Leo,
Posted by Fr. Leo on June 28th, 2012 at 9:55 am.You need to check out the Edgewater restaurant in Anne Arundel Co. They have the BEST crab cakes ! No kidding! The crab cake are HUGE And are held together with a miracle!!! Please try them. The place is no big deal ( I always call for carry out!) but believe me the crab cakes are awesome! While you are in the area come to Holy Family church in davidsonville for 5 pm mass, and we can get the crab cakes after mass!!!!
God Bless, Marie
Fr. Leo,
The owner of my company asked me to send you a quick email and let you know about a hidden gem in the “Baltimore’s best crab cake” arena. Casa Mia’s of Towson has outstanding crab cakes! You really should try one and let us know what you think.
Thank you for all you do!
Joan R
Posted by Fr. Leo on July 20th, 2012 at 1:59 pm.