
The following recipes come from Maryland's Way, the Hammond-Harwood House Cook Book, created in 1963 by the Hammond-Harwood House Association.
The recipes included in the book come from historic manuscript receipt books and from contributions by Marylanders across the state.

Maryland Connection: Mrs. O. Bowie Duckett, Little Burnside, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: From Maryland Cook Book, 1892, Mrs. Franklin B. Spriggs, Anne Arundel County

Maryland Connections: Recipes submitted by Elizabeth W. Englar, Gibson Island, Anne Arundel County & Mrs. Harry R. Slack’s Book, Bishop’s Rd., Baltimore

Recipe Source: Mrs. Timothy J. Kelcher, College Avenue, Annapolis
Maryland Connection:Miss Nellie Shackelford, The Anchorage, Miles River, Talbot County
Maryland Connection: Mr. J.B. Bordley in the Lloyd Papers, Maryland Historical Society (now Maryland Center for History and Culture)
Maryland Connection: Miss Adelaide Colhoun, Ivy Neck, Rhode River, Anne Arundel County

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Wade DeWeese, King George Street, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Old Receipt of Uncle Milton’s, The Anchorage, Miles River, Mrs. Levin Campbell, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Amos Hutchins, Wardour, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Charles dePeyster Valk’s Book (nee, Elizabeth Claude Handy) of the Jeremiah Hughes House, 223-225 Duke of Gloucester St., Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Hester Ann Harwood’s Book, 1848; Hester was a resident of the Hammond-Harwood House.

Maryland Connection: Miss Hannah W. Bell, Chestertown, Kent County

Maryland Connection: Rev. Daniel Randall Magruder, great, great grandson of Eleanor Calvert of Mt. Airy, Prince George’s County

Maryland Connections: Mrs. Frances T. Loockerman’s Commonplace Receipt Book, 1835

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Walton Hopkins of Maryland Avenue in Annapolis

Maryland Connection: The Old Wye Mill Talbot County, Eastern Shore

Maryland Connection: Mrs. William P. C. Lippitt, Cumberstone, Anne Arundel County

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Page Bowie, Bay Ridge Farm, Anne Arundel County

Maryland Connection: Adelaide Colhoun, Ivy Neck, a plantation on the Rhode River in Anne Arundel County.

Maryland Connection: Credited to a Mrs. Moone by Miss Ann Chase in her c.1811 commonplace recipe book.

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Robert S. Burwell, West River, Anne Arundel County


Maryland Connection: Evelyn Green Bowers, Jonas Green House, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: c.1814 Account Book, Harwood Family Papers, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Walter Hardisty of Larkin's Hundred, Edgewater, Anne Arundel County.

Maryland Connection: Charlotte G. Marbury, Prince George’s County

Maryland Connection: Miss Fanny’s Receipt Book, West River, Anne Arundel County

Maryland Connection: According to the editors of the cookbook, the recipe was “addressed to H.A. Harwood from Miss Chase, 1850.”

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Frances T. Loockerman’s Commonplace Receipt Book, 1835, Hammoond-Harwood House, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Snowden via Miss Ann Chase's Book, Annapolis 1811

This recipe was submitted to Maryland's Way by Miriam Maurice Morris of The Lindens, an 18th c. New England house relocated to Kalorama Rd in Washington, DC.

Maryland Connection: Augusta Tucker Townsend, Pendennis Mount, Severn River; Anne Arundel

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Eveleth W. Bridgman, Jr. of Cedar Park. Cedar Park is a property located on Cumberstone Rd. on the West River in Anne Arundel County. This house dates to the late 17th century/early 18th century and holds great historical significance in Anne Arundel County.

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Frances T. Loockerman’s Commonplace Receipt Book, 1835, Hammoond-Harwood House, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Hounds, Horses, and Cranberry Sauce: A Glimpse of an Historic Thanksgiving Tradition and Recipe from Maryland's Way

Maryland Connection: Mrs. Snowden’s Way, Miss Ann Chase’s Book, 1811, Annapolis

Maryland's Way Connection: Hester Ann Harwood's c.1848 journal. Hester lived at Hammond-Harwood house as a child and then as a married woman.

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Maryland Connection: Mrs. James Madison Doyle, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Helen Cassin Kinkaid’s Book, Hanover Street, Annapolis

Maryland Connection: Sarah Perry Ridgely of Sion Hill and Historic Hampton