Very much like they do in Peoria, Palo Alto, Provo, Tacoma, Tulsa or Texarkana, As US residents continue to become more mobile, the Cooking Channel provides greater exposure to new cuisine, new restuarants open and grocery stores expand their selection regional tastes and diets take on acceptance among a broader selection of citizens. Sushi may never match the popularity of a Big Mac and Fries. Not everyone will go for Creole or Southwestern cooking. California Nouveau may be a tough sell in Texas but everyone seems to have accepted Pizza, Chinese and Tacos. As long as the Chesapeake continues to produce oysters and Maryland soft shell Blue Crabs the people of Maryland will be eating OK.
The same food as the rest of the country. The bay area also enjoys fresh seafood, mainly MD blue crabs. (Old Bay is a very popular spice.) There are also a lot of farms, so fresh produce isn't hard to find.
Crabs are a common ingredient in Maryland state recipes. Maryland is well known for crab cakes, and blue crab. For dessert, black walnut cake is popular in Maryland.
Popular foods in Maryland involve anything seafood and shellfish related. The most popular foods for locals and tourists alike in this state are their crab cakes.
Smith Island Cake.
Cream of Crab Soup. Crab patties!
Marylands state fish is the Striped Bass (Rock Fish)
marylands state crop is the white oak
They are MD.
the answer is that the statehood is april18,1997
Old line State
Maryland's state colors are red white black and gold
Because it has the same colors as the flag
Yes, "Free State" is a nickname for Maryland. This nickname reflects Maryland's historical commitment to individual liberties and freedoms.
Maryland's state insect is the checkerspot butterfly.
Maryland has 2 nicknames. One of them is the Old Line State, and another is the Free State.
Maryland was the 7th state in the USA; it became a state on April 28,1788. ... State Bird. Baltimore oriole
Maryland was the 7th state admitted to the union on April 28th, 1788.