Cream of crab soup recipe maryland

Cream of Crab Soup, a Chesapeake Bay staple, is a rich and delicious dish made with succulent crab meat and seasoned with the iconic flavors of Old Bay. Creamy and indulgent, it’s a winner whether you’re a seasoned seafood lover or trying Maryland crab for the first time. #CreamOfCrab #Soup

Learn how to make a restaurant-quality soup with simple ingredients with this easy recipe. It's so rich, creamy, and flavorful. Learn how now.

Take a trip to the coast from the comfort of your own kitchen with this hearty crab soup recipe. Old Bay seasoning adds authenticity to the rich flavors.

This recipe is credited to Ms. Charlese Smith and is the Grand Prize Winner in the Soup Division of the 53rd Annual National Hard Crab Derby held in Crisfield, MD. It is very rich - not a diet soup!! I make this with one cup grated onion sauteed in the butter until very soft to start, before adding the milk and cream, but I didn't want to add that below as this is the original recipe.

Cream of Crab Soup This easy and inspired dish is a rich and decadent celebration of Maryland crab’s unique flavor. As to the age-old debate, spicy red Maryland Crab Soup vs. its smooth and creamy cousin, you’ll have t [...]

This Cream of Crab Soup is bursting with lump crabmeat and full of Maryland flavor, thanks to Old Bay Seasoning. So creamy and decadent.

Our favorite fall soup that will make any seafood lover smile!

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Thaw product under refrigeration for 12-24 hours prior to cooking. Stovetop:Use a double boiler or saucepan. Heat soup until product reaches 165°F. Be careful not to break up the Jumbo Lump Crab Meat. Microwave:Use a microwave-safe bowl. Microwave on HIGH, stirring at 1-minute intervals until the product is heated through and reaches 165°F.

Learn how to make this flavorful, rich, but easy 🦀 cream of crab soup recipe, and seafood and soup lovers will find something in common to love.