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Categories Appetizers & Snacks Barbecue Beef Beverages Breads Breakfast Dishes Cakes and Tortes Candies Canning & Preserves Cookies Crepes & Quiches Desserts Eggs & Cheese Fish & Seafood Foreign Recipes Lamb & Veal Legumes (Dried Beans/Peas) One Dish Meals Other Meats Pasta Pies & Pastries Pork & Ham Potato Dishes Poultry Rice & Grains Salads & Dressings Sandwiches Sauces & Gravies Soups & Stews Stir-Fry Vegetables Vegetarian   User Login Username* Password* Not Registered? Click Here to Register	"Marlene's Cooking Club Is A Food Recipe Site!" .   Recipe of the Day Key Lime Cheesecake 96 views 2.73 avg rating 11 votes Is this a cake or a pie? You decide! read more   Foods for you to cook home where you no longer have to search through different cookbooks for what to cook tonight! You have come to the right place; All easy, delicious, recipes and foods for you to cook and make at home right now for your family. We are open 24/7 and here you will find some of the most sort after recipes like homemade, breads, chickens, crock pot, meat loaf, cookies, cakes, fish, rice, soup, vegetables, turkey, shrimp, plus many more. If you want some new and easy, and what foods to cook then this is a great place for you to start right now! June, 2008 Food: Grow and Cook Your Own Home-Grown Tomatoes! With the recent scare of salmonella in tomatoes this month from where we have no idea, How about you growing your own tomatoes? It is quite easy and I've done it many times with success. Even if you don't have a real garden, you can grow them in a large pot as long as it gets at least 6 hours of sunshine and it is watered often. Go to a garden nursery or somewhere where they sell the tiny tomato vegetable plants. Get a large clean pot and put some new clean soil in it. Plant one tomato plant per pot because they grow quite large. You might also need in the future a tomato wire to hold the heavy tomatoes from drooping. Place the plant where it can get plenty of sunlight. Check the plant everyday and water when dry. Within 4-6 weeks you'll have some tomatoes and you'll be so proud. The taste will be wonderful when you go and pick it off the vine. If you want organic tomatoes, do not add fertilizer to the soil. Newest Recipes   Most Viewed       Apple Nut Salad 221 views 2.23 avg rating 22 votes read more   Spinach Omelet 222 views 2.44 avg rating 25 votes It is suggested to serve the omelet with biscuits, fruit, and milk. read more   Spanish Omelet 290 views 3.29 avg rating 21 votes read more   Almond Cheesecake 204 views 1.65 avg rating 17 votes read more     Tomato-Rice Salad 554 views 2.35 avg rating 17 votes Ripe tomatoes make convenient serving containers for rice salad. This salad is ideal for a barbecue and is easy to double or triple for larger crowds. read more   Spanish Omelet 290 views 3.29 avg rating 21 votes read more   Spinach Omelet 222 views 2.44 avg rating 25 votes It is suggested to serve the omelet with biscuits, fruit, and milk. read more   Apple Nut Salad 221 views 2.23 avg rating 22 votes read more	Search Links Marlene's Cooking Club Blog Testimonials How to Cook at Home, Food Articles How To Make Chicken Fajitas! How To Make A Pound Cake! How To Spend Less Time In The Kitchen! How To Clean, Cut-Up And Cook Chicken! Mother's Day Wish! Father's Day! Pork or Veal Chops: A Real Comfort Food!