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Baltimore names a new, better smelling, official city tree

Baltimore Fishbowl 9/4 11:01A Marcus Dieterle
Invasive to the region, costly to maintain, and with flowers bearing an unpleasant odor some liken to rotting fish, the Chanticleer pear tree has been a less-than-ideal representative of Baltimore....

DNR opening 100+ acres of land to lease for regenerative farming

Baltimore Fishbowl 9/4 10:19A Aliza Worthington
Maryland’s Department of Natural Resources is opening 111-acres of agricultural property for lease to farmers who use regenerative farming practices, both to expand land access and promote sustainable...

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Cajun Aioli

Savory Experiments 9/3 6:35A Chef Jessica Formicola
This easy Cajun aioli is creamy, spicy and tangy with fresh garlic, Dijon mustard, lemon juice, hot sauce and a splash of pickle juice. Use it as a dipping sauce for shrimp and fries or spread it...

Shrimp Po’ Boys

Savory Experiments 9/3 6:21A Chef Jessica Formicola
These shrimp po’boys are piled high with crunchy Cajun-seasoned shrimp, cool shredded lettuce, juicy tomatoes, pickles and creamy Cajun aioli.

Mummy Hot Dogs

Savory Experiments 9/2 5:27A Chef Jessica Formicola
Make mummy hot dogs the easy way with crescent dough and candy eyes- wrap, bake, and serve in about 20 minutes!

Maple Walnut Fudge

Savory Experiments 9/1 12:56A Chef Jessica Formicola
This maple walnut fudge uses real maple syrup, brown sugar and walnuts for a rich, creamy candy with deep maple flavor. A candy thermometer takes the guesswork out of reaching the perfect soft-ball...

Homemade Vanilla Custard (Stovetop Egg Custard)

Savory Experiments 8/28 2:58A Chef Jessica Formicola
Homemade vanilla custard that’s silky, rich, and never grainy. Easy stovetop egg custard with pro tips, troubleshooting, and serving ideas.

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