The Facebook Luncheon Club was started from seeing posts with recipes and pictures of food on Facebook. Ann Gibson and

“When I get a three-layer cake to balance and not fall apart, I feel like I’ve accomplished something,” said Jennifer

From the time she was little, Jessica Adams of Bruce has been prepping food. Her grandfather, the late Henry Stahli,

As a young teenager, Tegra Turner Cannon of Calhoun City, used to pretend to be a cooking show host, and

Trent Barnett, Calhoun Interim County Director/4-H Youth Agent since 1999, says cooking is a big part of the Extension program.

Liz Burt of Bruce browses the internet a lot for recipes–using www.justapinch.com and www.cooks.com–when looking for something new. She likes

Even though Shana Kakales has in-laws from Greece, a family Sunday lunch favorite of Greek Spaghetti, is a recipe of

Amy Gaskin Parker of Big Creek gets a lot of cooking from her grandmother, Betty Ward. She likes “from scratch”

“You’ll have to learn to cook now,” Barbara Swanson’s mother, Vernice Tutor, told her when she married at age 16.

It’s 50-50 between cooking breakfast or grilling for Hank Thompson of Bruce. He likes to fix a good, homemade breakfast