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To simply say that it is a Maryland traditional way of preparing chicken should be the answer. Not so since dozens of virtually identical recipes turn up in antique cook books with no relationship to Maryland and no definitive single recipe for the dish is accepted by everyone. Escoffier had a recipe and in all likelyhood so did your great grandmother although it probably had a title unrelated to Maryland.
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What did they eat in Maryland in the 1600s?
Beef, chicken and pork, fish, brocolli and vegetables
What is Maryland state flag name?
wants Maryland's stat flags name
Did lord Baltimore name his colony Maryland?
yes
Name the religion of most of the people who settled in Maryland?
Christian
Was the colony of St Mary's in Maryland later changed its name to Baltimore?
True
Is Maryland known for fried chicken or crabs?
Maryland is known for blue crabs.
What does Maryland do to get money?
Maryland grew tobacco,raieed chicken and tobacco for a export.
What makes Maryland Fried Chicken different from any other fried chicken?
Old Bay seasoning
What country of origin does Chicken Maryland come from?
China! and the usa
What state is famous for fried chicken corn and blue crabs?
the state that is known for there crabs is mexico
What is the birth name of Russell Maryland?
Russell Maryland's birth name is Russell James Maryland.
Which chicken dish has banana as garnish?
Chicken a la Maryland is one dish that is seen with a garnish of bananas. This is typically shallow fried chicken with a cream sauce.
What are Maryland's major livestock?
Maryland has a lot of fine horse farms, however cows, hogs and chicken still outnumber the horses.
What is Maryland's agriculture?
farmers produce, apples, chicken, and peaches is the Main agriculture of maryland.
What are the most appropriate garnishes for chicken Maryland?
banana fitters, corn fitters
What did they eat in Maryland in the 1600s?
Beef, chicken and pork, fish, brocolli and vegetables
How did they eat in colonial times in Maryland?
they ate chicken,turkey,beef and berries
