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THE JEWISH NEWS

ike the popular '50s lyric
"love and marriage, go to-
gether like a horse and car-
riage," Old Bay Seasoning
has been the gold standard for
steamed crabs for more than 50
years. Five decades ago, crabs
were so cheap and plentiful that
they were sold by the bushel. But
the fiery, fragrant blend of herbs
and spices was not a certified
kosher product and was so close-
ly associated with these crus-
taceans that Old Bay Seasoning
was never an option in kosher
cooking.
No longer true. In 1990, the
brand was sold to McCormick &
Co. Inc., the firm that nearly 60
years ago had fired the man who
created Old Bay. The popular sea-
soning is now produced under the
OU certification (although, in-
congruously, crab and shrimp de-
pictions still appear on the label).
Ironically, it was a German Jew
who created the lively combina-
tion that completely changed the
steamed crab and seafood indus-
try. In 1938, Gustav Brunn, with
his wife and family, was forced to
flee Nazi Germany. Having owned
and operated a successful spice
business in Wertheim, Germany,
for 19 years, Mr. Brunn arrived in
Baltimore with a few small grind-
ing machines, eager to start anew
in America. But at that time, work
was hard to find, especially if you
were a Jewish refugee. Mr. Brunn
was hired by a spice company
called McCormick's, which dealt
primarily with the retail trade. Af-
ter three days, the Reform Jew
from Germany was fired.
At age 45, with a family to sup-
port and the urgent need to make
a living, Gustav Brunn decided to
go into business for himself. He
traveled to New York, prepared
to cajole and plead with spice sup-
pliers for credit. Two of the im-
porters he talked with knew him
from his spice business in Ger-
many. They were aware of his fine
reputation, knew he could be
trusted — and had no hesitation
giving him credit on the spot.
The spice blend that was to tan-
talize the taste buds of Balti-
moreans was created in a tiny
rented second-floor property
across from what was then the
wholesale fish market. From this
location, Mr. Brunn began to sell
spices to the crab steamers.
Gustav's son, Ralph Brunn,
now 72, who as a youngster of 14
helped in the business, remem-
bers, "My father had never seen a
crab before, but he was curious,
and thought it a good idea to make
a seasoning to enhance the bland-

ness of the steamed crabs."
He quizzed the crab steamers
to get a consensus of opinion on
taste, color and texture, then ex-
perimented with various blends
he was confident would make
bland seafood sparkle — "fire"
came from hot peppers; the fra-
grance, from exotic spices such as
nutmeg and cardamom.
The punchy Old Bay Season-
ing in the yellow, red and blue tin,
originally designed by Ralph
Brunn "to look like a billboard,"
isn't just for seafood. It will spark
and liven traditional and con-
temporary Jewish cooking like
Shabbat chicken, briskets, veg-
etables, pasta ... and of course, fish,
as in the recipes below. If you're
adventurous, sprinkle a little over
gefilte fish instead of horseradish
for a refreshing burst of flavor.
Some of the recipes below have
been adapted for the kosher
kitchen from the recipe collection
Cooking with Old Bay, $3.99 plus
shipping and handling. For a copy,
call (800) 8-OLDBAY.

BOUNTIFUL SEAFOOD
CHOWDER (PAREVE)

3 cans (10 1/4 ounces each)
vegetable broth
6 cups water
1 medium onion, chopped
2 tablespoons Old Bay
Seasoning (or to taste)
1 can (16 ounces) whole
tomatoes
2 boxes (10 ounces each) frozen
mixed vegetables
5 cups sliced potatoes
1 pound fish fillets

In a large pot, combine veg-
etable broth, water, onion and Old

Bay Seasoning. Bring to a boil.
Add tomatoes, mixed vegetables
and potatoes. Cover and simmer
30 minutes. Stir in fish. Simmer
30 minutes longer until vegeta-
bles are tender and fish is easily
broken into chunks. Serve hot.
Makes 8 hearty servings.

LEMON-SPIKED
SHABBAT CHICKEN
(MEAT)

3 1/2-4 pound roasting chicken
1 lemon
6-8 stems fresh parsley
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
2 tablespoons Old Bay
Seasoning

Preheat oven to 325. Wash
chicken under cold water and pat
dry with paper towels. Cut lemon
in half and squeeze juice into
chicken cavity. Add the lemon
halves, parsley and sprinkle with
half the Old Bay Seasoning.
Close cavity by tying legs to-
gether with string or securing

SHABBAT CHICKEN page 124

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