Betty and Charles Hill married when she was 17 and she had never cooked before then, except in Rose Chandler’s

Sausage balls, corn dip and Tink Massey’s chocolate chip pound cake are three things Kimberly Watkins Ruth of Calhoun City

“I do as much as I can in the crockpot,”  said Penny Nichols of Calhoun City. She put a new

“A lot of times I just throw stuff together,” Carol Baker said, but Mark does it, too. Then they recalled

“Cook for everybody else like you cook for yourself,” is something Reena Evans’ grandmother, Ida Armstrong, and mother, Minnie Evans,

When Faith Nanney, 12, heard about a recipe division in the Calhoun County Fair, she wanted to enter. “I asked

“If they told me I could eat you, I would can you up and eat you later!” said Diana Wilson,

“With the restaurant (Nancy’s) and Nancy Warren as a mother-in-law, I don’t have to cook!” said Daphne Warren of Calhoun

“I come from a cooking family,” said Nikki Powell of Bruce, who always makes recipes her own.

After losing her hand to cancer 28 years ago, Minnie Evans of Bruce “kept on cooking because the enemy said