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WRITER | RECIPES | AMERICAN COOKING

A fall table, a new season, and the stories we cook by.

 

 

This season's recipes bring together orchard fruit, heritage kitchens, regional cooking, and the simple pleasure of gathering something good to eat.

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Cook,culinary writer and Author

Hello, I'm Stasia Boschetti

I'm an American culinary writer, author, and founder of American Country Living, with more than 30 years of experience in cooking, catering, and hospitality.


I develop original recipes, explore the food traditions of America's regions, and research the people, places, and history behind the dishes we make.


American Country Living is my growing collection of recipes, culinary stories, and kitchen knowledge. My hope is that you'll discover something worth making, learn something worth knowing, and find recipes you'll want to keep and pass along.

 

COMFORTING FALL FAVORITES

 

Fall Harvest Salad

 

Herb-Roasted Honeynut Squash

 

Slow Cooker Beef Stew

 

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FROM THE AMERICAN COUNTRY LIVING SHOP



Kitchen, Home, Garden & Fine Home Provisions


A collection of Springerle baking goods, table linens, homewares, and enduring pieces chosen by culinary writer Stasia Boschetti for American Country Living.

 

Italian Opera & Chicken Tetrazzini


A casserole named for an Italian opera star sounds almost too good to be true, yet Chicken Tetrazzini has been sitting comfortably in American kitchens for more than a century.


The dish belongs to the early twentieth century, when restaurant chefs regularly named elaborate preparations for celebrated singers, actors, and society figures. Tetrazzini took its name from Luisa Tetrazzini, the Florentine coloratura soprano whose fame carried her across Europe and eventually to the United States.

 

LATEST RECIPES

In today's installment of “A Little Nonsense”… 🤭




“I made a casserole with six kinds of cheese. The recipe called for two, but I don't respond well to restrictions.”

`Stasia Boschetti

 

 

COOKING ACROSS AMERICA

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California & The West


Citrus, orchard fruit, avocados, ranch cooking, coastal dishes, and the market-driven food traditions that have shaped western American kitchens.


EXPLORE THE WEST

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The South



Biscuits, cornbread, vegetables, cakes, barbecue, Gulf seafood, and the regional cooking traditions that remain central to the American table.


EXPLORE the sOUTH

 

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New England & The Northeast


Chowders, baked goods, seafood, pies, tavern fare, and the old kitchen traditions that still define northeastern cooking.


EXPLORE NEW ENGLAND

Southwestern feast with roasted chiles, beans, and flatbread set against a stunning Sonoran Desert mountain sunset.

The Southwest


Chiles, corn, beans, citrus, borderland cooking, and the bold regional flavors that give Southwestern food its distinct place in American cooking.


EXPLORE THE SOUTHWEST

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Heritage & European Influence


Recipes shaped by family kitchens, European traditions, old cookbooks, and generations of cooks who carried familiar dishes into American homes.


EXPLORE HERITAGE & European Influence

 

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THE AMERICAN COUNTRY LIVING LETTER


From California citrus to New England chowders, Southern baking to heritage kitchens, writing the recipes and stories shaping how we cook and live. If you enjoy cooking, homemaking, gardening, entertaining, and learning something new along the way, I think you'll feel right at home here.