Broiled crab cakes

These broiled Maryland Style Crab Cakes highlight the delicateness of jumbo lump crab meat. Learn how to make this simple, flavorful recipe.

I'm such a sucker for a good crab cake. I had never really tried to make them myself, but my mother in law bought us some jumbo lump crab meat so I decided to put it to good use. BryGuy and I prefer a crab cake with not much filler (breadcrumbs) and a nice crispy outside and a nice soft and flavorful inside. However, I was trying to be a little bit healthier with this recipe so I decided to bake the crab cakes and then crank up the broiler for a few minutes at the end to really get the…

This crab cake recipe is inspired by the crab cakes served at Dockside in Virginia Beach. Dockside uses Old Bay seasoning in their crab cakes, but I could barely taste it and because I'm not a huge fan of it anyway, I just omitted it. If you like Old Bay, go for it, but don't over do it — the crabmeat is so tasty on its own.

Make perfectly crispy baked crab cakes with this easy recipe. Packed with fresh crab meat and flavorful spices, they're a healthy seafood favorite.

Make dinner a breeze with our Quick and Easy Baked Crab Cakes recipe. This simple yet flavorful recipe uses fresh crab meat and a blend of seasonings, baked to perfection for a healthy and delicious meal. Ideal for busy weeknights or a special occasion, these crab cakes are gluten-free and can be made with minimal effort. Follow our guide and enjoy the best homemade crab cakes with minimal effort.

These Maryland Style Crab Cakes are a delicious and easy seafood recipe that everyone will love. Packed with fresh crab meat, spices, and herbs, they're crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. Perfect for summer meals or a special dinner, serve these crab cakes with a zesty sauce for a tasty treat. Ideal for dinner parties or casual family nights!

Enjoy restaurant-quality crab cakes made effortlessly with this simple recipe. Season fresh lump crab meat with Old Bay, mayonnaise, hot sauce, Dijon mustard, parsley, and lemon juice. Shape into cakes and fry or broil until golden brown. Serve with a homemade zesty remoulade sauce for a delicious, elegant touch.

These crab cakes are my Grandma Zelda's recipe, and they have been in our family for generations. I've never had a better crab cake in my life, and I've tried dozens!

This recipe was given to us at the Red Bar in Grayton Beach, Florida. They make the best crab cakes I've ever tasted. They're served with a Lemon beurre blanc sauce drizzeled over them recipe not included... I still have to find a good one, but this is a start. The recipe was originally entitled "Olivier's Crab Cakes", but most patrons of the restaurant would not recognize them by that name.