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History of Maryland's Diverse Cuisine (HST 106)

Continuing Education Course

Discover the foods that sustained Marylanders through the 18th century with the author of Cooking Maryland's Way: Voice of Diverse Cuisine. Explore the dishes of Indigenous Marylanders, African American, British and German communities, along with cooking techniques, preservation and dining styles.

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