The History of Maryland’s Silver Queen Corn

The history of Maryland’s famous Silver Queen sweet corn is truly the story of America itself! America was built on the principles of democracy – we scorned and rejected England’s monarchy and vowed to never let one power reign supreme unchecked. But in the realm of sweet corn in Maryland, one lady had ultimate power for 20 years, a respectable dynasty by most first world standards.

Food History, SummertimeAllison RouseJuly 28, 2017Maryland, History, Maryland Corn, Silver Queen, Local Produce

A Brief History of Brunch

Chances are, if you are a fan of three day weekends, mimosas, Bloody Marys, or delicious breakfast food on the weekend, you have had brunch before. It combines the best of delicious lunch sandwiches and sweet breakfast pancakes into a single meal

Food HistoryAllison RouseFebruary 23, 2017Brunch, Weekend, Drinks

The History of The Classic Christmas Ham Tradition

For Christmas, does your family usually indulge in a delicious, caramelized Christmas ham? Well, this dish is actually quite traditional, and has a long, fascinating history.

Celebrations, Food History, HolidaysAllison RouseDecember 22, 2016Christmas Ham, Christmas Tradition, Fresh Food

Why are Pomegranates Popular During the Holiday?

Pomegranates have irresistibly tart seeds called arils, and are in season until early winter, making them a delightful and popular holiday fixture. They add a sense of elegance and a complex flavor to any holiday table

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