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In Maryland, crab season brings back memories and traditions for many residents. For some, it's crabbing on the Eastern Shore ...

Feast your eyes (and appetite) on the ultimate seafood buffet experience—overflowing with juicy king crab, buttery lobster, and a kick of spicy Thai sauce to bring it all together! From steamy ...

Southerners love crabs—and we have plenty of delicious crab recipes to prove it. From crab cakes to claws to legs to salad, we can't get enough of this delicate, luxurious seafood.

Yes, many crabs can and do swim. In fact, there’s even a type called the “swimming crab.” However, not all crabs have this ability. Some, including spider crabs and stone crabs, only walk or ...

The crab broth powder, a "natural seafood product," is nearly ready to be sold in 20-ounce cans. The label states that it is for use in soups, chowders stews, ramens, rice, pastas, sauces, dips ...

Invasive green crabs are destroying marine ecosystems in the United States. A New Hampshire distillery is making crab-flavored whiskey to take... Listen Share By Kai McNamee Jul 11, 2022 5:00am (NPR) ...

The prices certainly have gone up, he said. This year, a dozen will start at $50 and a bushel at $350. "The cost is astronomical," Reichard said. The survey, conducted by the Maryland Department ...

There were an estimated 317 million blue crabs in the bay this time last year, according to the Chesapeake Bay Blue Crab Winter Dredge Survey, an annual project carried out jointly by the Maryland ...

To legally harvest blue crabs in New Jersey, you need to measure the crab from point to point of the carapace (shell). The minimum size requirements are 4-1/2 inches for hard crabs, 3-1/2 inches ...

Soft-shell crabs are back on Charleston restaurant menus. Here are the best places to dine on crab in Charleston: Fleet Landing, The Ordinary, 167 Raw & CudaCo.

As a seafood enthusiast, I couldn’t resist the All-You-Can-Eat Seafood & More Meal ($53.95). This meal offers diners the chance to try most items on the restaurant's menu.