American Profile Hometown Cookbook (Paperback) by Carter, Mary

American Profile Hometown Cookbook (Paperback) by Carter, Mary

Paperback; Published 3/10/2006; 356 Pages; ISBN 9781401602215

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This collection is the best of what real hometown cooks are feeding their families. American Profile magazine is in over 22 million readers in small-town America. It is a celebration of everything hometown, which includes a weekly recipe submitted by a reader. The weekly recipe is the most read, and saved, part of the publication.


Reader submitted recipes feature not only great, do-able and affordable meals, but also a glimpse into the life and hometown of the cook. Each state is represented at least twice. Short biographies, quotes, and friendly comments from the cooks enhance the community feel.


The cookbook features a 16-page insert with full-color photographs of selected recipes. Additional features include stories, top ten lists, recipe tips, and regional facts about recipes.


  • A comprehensive resource for down-home meals
  • Ideas, suggestions, and recipes for new dishes for small-town events
  • A broad cross cultural collection of what cooks are making in small towns today

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    A general rule with supermarket shopping is that the more a piece of meat has been fussed with, the more expensive it will be- that's why boneless, skinless chicken breasts are so much more expensive than if you just bought a whole chicken. Save money and buy a whole chicken, then cut up into individual pieces. Freeze what you won't use immediately, then use to carcass to make homemade chicken stock.