A cylindrical casing of rice paper or very thin dough that is filled with minced vegetables and often bits of meat or seafood and may be served fresh or fried.
Who was the president when Maryland became a state? Maryland became a state on April 28, 1788, before the U.S. had its first president. George Washington served as the nation's first President, from 1789 to 1797. Edit
In 1776, following the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War, Maryland threw off proprietary control and established a new constitution. Under this new constitution, the upper house of the General Assembly first became known as the Maryland Senate.