By Susan Guyett and Indy Star's Colt Blog
Mayor Bart Peterson will be swimming in crab when he collects on that bet he had with former Baltimore Mayor, now Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley tomorrow.
Thomas Baker of Chevy Chase, Maryland, with Andrea Lipiro. "This was taken at Giants stadium in New Jersey at the Colts-Jets game. There were very few fans and a hostile environment, but the Colts took the win."
The good-natured wager over last week’s football game between the Indianpaolis Colts and the Baltimore Ravens has turned into a crab feast that will be prepared and served to about 30 special guests at Second Helpings.
O’Malley became governor on Wednesday but arrranged the crab transfer before he changed jobs, according to Joanna Phillips of Phillips Seafood Restaurant.
Philips will fly to Indianapolis later today with her brother, Brice and they will bring enough crab for their chef Dennis Gavagan to prepare a three-course meal of crab cocktail, crab soup and crabcake sandwiches to Peterson’s staff and some members of the Blue Crew, according to Nora Spitznogle of Second Helpings, the local food rescue/job training program.
Brice said her entourage will have dinner tonight at St. Elmo Steak House, the restaurant that was going to supply Baltimore with shrimp cocktail and steak had the Colts lost last week.
Indy Mayor Bart Peterson Gets Crab From Gov. Martin O’Malley For Colts Win Over Ravens - Indy Star Blog
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