Henderson's Wharf Marina
We were told that some of the best crab cakes in Baltimore
were at Faidley’s at the Lexington Market and Stan decided he wanted to do a few
projects on the boat, so Pam and I rode over to have one for lunch. They were
very good and the price was even better. I would love to catch some crabs and
make my own, but I don’t think that’s going to happen this year. We wandered
around the market for a while and then I rode back to the Inner Harbor and did
a little shopping. I really like riding my bike around this city…so many
interesting things to see. I made chili and cornbread for dinner…it felt and
smelled like fall on our boat!
Faidley's crab cake...click here for the recipe.
Thanks for the crab cake recipe…looks simple. I never thought about searching for it. We ate our last one this evening. It was still good! Found it interesting that you got tartar sauce. Did you ask for it? Every time we ordered the ‘lump crab cake’ it came with a couple saltine crackers on a bed of lettuce with ½ slice of tomato - no tartar sauce. If you go back over to the Lexington Market, try a Berger’s Cookie. Each cookie is piled high with fudge. We had one the first time we went over. The second time we were there, we bought a pound of them and then the day before we left Baltimore we went back over and bought 2 lbs. They’re good!
ReplyDeleteWe did ask for the tarter sauce and Pam asked for some tomatoes, they put them in a little container. We had the back fin cakes...didn't want to pay the extra buck for the lump, but they were good. We might have to go again and find those cookies. They sound very good. We found a Rum and Reggae festival today...but didn't go. There is always something going on here. We did ride our bikes out to Fort McHenry...it really wasn't too far. Hope you're having a good time.
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