HIT BY SPIKES Posted September 25 Posted September 25 I am still working through the left overs from the MNF game but eventually the focus needs to be on Baltimore. Can't really source Blue Crab up here at any reasonable cost. Pit Beef is certainly doable => Pit beef is a beef roast that is cooked over hot charcoal and then sliced paper-thin. It’s stacked on a roll, typically with onion, horseradish, and barbecue sauce. The iconic pit beef is grilled in many ways, from using wood-flavored barbecues, spicy sauces, or dry rubs. https://www.koonsclarksvillechevybuickgmc.com/blogs/4775/7-iconic-foods-from-baltimore I haven't used the meat slicer for a while so it will be refreshing to slice the roast "paper-thin". So my early thoughts are to make my Garlic Butter Stuffed with Crab Giant Mushrooms as an appetizer and Pit Beef Sandwiches. Any ideas? 5 Quote
HIT BY SPIKES Posted September 25 Author Posted September 25 I guess everyone is still full from Monday Night. Fair enough. 1 Quote
frostbitmic Posted September 25 Posted September 25 Hopefully not Crow ... I do have some Crab in the freezer but it's Snow not Blue, it's a start anyway. 1 Quote
HIT BY SPIKES Posted September 25 Author Posted September 25 3 minutes ago, frostbitmic said: Hopefully not Crow ... I do have some Crab in the freezer but it's Snow not Blue, it's a start anyway. What the crab in the tin is what I am using. I imagine Blue Crab would be over $20.00/lb here unless I head downtown to the Asian Grocer but I would rather avoid that journey if possible. I don't respect Baltimore enough to make that effort. 1 1 Quote
GASabresIUFan Posted September 25 Posted September 25 20 minutes ago, HIT BY SPIKES said: What the crab in the tin is what I am using. I imagine Blue Crab would be over $20.00/lb here unless I head downtown to the Asian Grocer but I would rather avoid that journey if possible. I don't respect Baltimore enough to make that effort. The Crab in a carton in the cold section of Costco is very good and fairly priced. 1 Quote
HIT BY SPIKES Posted September 25 Author Posted September 25 (edited) 5 minutes ago, GASabresIUFan said: The Crab in a carton in the cold section of Costco is very good and fairly priced. I could do that. Thanks. I have a membership there and never go. Edited September 25 by HIT BY SPIKES Quote
Scott7975 Posted September 25 Posted September 25 I've eaten wings all 3 games so far. Wife makes em for me with a platter of veggies and blue cheese to dip. I can't stop that trend now. 4 Quote
Pine Barrens Mafia Posted September 25 Posted September 25 What I want: crab cakes. What I will have: probs something else 1 3 Quote
FLFan Posted September 25 Posted September 25 Deep fried Orioles as an appetizer, followed by a roasted Raven, accompanied by new fingerling potatoes and nice Chianti. 2 Quote
HIT BY SPIKES Posted September 25 Author Posted September 25 33 minutes ago, Scott7975 said: I've eaten wings all 3 games so far. Wife makes em for me with a platter of veggies and blue cheese to dip. I can't stop that trend now. No I agree. Stick with what wins. 1 Quote
BigAl2526 Posted September 26 Posted September 26 I like crab cakes. Maybe I'll get a couple. 1 Quote
hondo in seattle Posted September 26 Posted September 26 Berger Cookies? "A beloved treat in Baltimore, these cookies consist of a soft shortbread base topped with a thick layer of chocolate frosting. They have been a staple since the 1830s and can be found at various bakeries throughout the city." 7 hours ago, HIT BY SPIKES said: What the crab in the tin is what I am using. I imagine Blue Crab would be over $20.00/lb here unless I head downtown to the Asian Grocer but I would rather avoid that journey if possible. I don't respect Baltimore enough to make that effort. No Blue Crab here on the West Coast - mostly Dungeness Crab. I don't like seafood anyway. I never heard of Pit Beef sandwiches before but they sound good. 2 Quote
HIT BY SPIKES Posted September 26 Author Posted September 26 4 hours ago, hondo in seattle said: Berger Cookies? "A beloved treat in Baltimore, these cookies consist of a soft shortbread base topped with a thick layer of chocolate frosting. They have been a staple since the 1830s and can be found at various bakeries throughout the city." No Blue Crab here on the West Coast - mostly Dungeness Crab. I don't like seafood anyway. I never heard of Pit Beef sandwiches before but they sound good. The cookies and dessert in that link look good but I don't have a sweet tooth so I tend to only make that for special occasions when we have guests over. 1 Quote
BillsPride12 Posted September 26 Posted September 26 I'll probably pick up some crabcakes for this one 1 Quote
Saxum Posted September 26 Posted September 26 Blackbird Pie - modern recipe uses chicken, ham and other ingredients. When I was growing up I thought it was football related - 4 and 20 blackbirds baked in a pid with three being 11 starter players on offense, 11 starter players on defense, a place kicker and a punter. (11+11+1+1 = 20+4) 1 Quote
zow2 Posted September 26 Posted September 26 The crabcakes and blue crabs are big in Maryland of course, but Baltimore does have an awesome Little Italy. Very popular and some great restaurants all within a couple blocks. Baltimore is also known for Pit Beef sandwiches. 1 Quote
Motorin' Posted September 26 Posted September 26 17 hours ago, FLFan said: Deep fried Orioles as an appetizer, followed by a roasted Raven, accompanied by new fingerling potatoes and nice Chianti. 1 Quote
HIT BY SPIKES Posted September 26 Author Posted September 26 5 hours ago, zow2 said: The crabcakes and blue crabs are big in Maryland of course, but Baltimore does have an awesome Little Italy. Very popular and some great restaurants all within a couple blocks. Baltimore is also known for Pit Beef sandwiches. That is what I am going with. Struck out this morning on acquiring a 5lb+ roast beef on sale since the sale ended yesterday. Will procure one tomorrow morning and marinate it white wine and non-salt spices and herbs for 48+ hours to throw on the rotisserie on Sunday Afternoon. What bread is used for these Pit Beef Sandwiches in Baltimore? Quote
boater Posted September 26 Posted September 26 Crabs are a purchasing and cooking problem. The alternative option which is very Maryland-like.... cooked shrimp smothered in Old Bay Seasoning. https://sundaykitchentable.com/2020/10/21/shrimp-smothered-in-old-bay-seasoning-garlic-butter-paprika-and-pepper/ (source: a guy who lived in MD for five years) 1 Quote
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