Maryland's favorite spice is on T-shirts and dog leashes and now in Goldfish. It was born in part because its inventor wanted to make a recipe seem more complicated.
The roots of that love affair, and of the spice itself, go back decades — to a Jewish immigrant who fled Nazi Germany and landed in Baltimore with his family and a spice grinder.
Gustav Brunn decided to add very small amounts of ingredients that “you would think had nothing to do with steaming crabs,” Ralph Brunn said, such as cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. “This is a really lovely story of an immigrant success, and a positive impact on a community,” Mullins said. “It’s such a classic American success story of somebody really filling a need that we didn’t know we had as a society. And where would we be these days without Old Bay?”
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