Cooking with Homegrown Cannabis
Dulcie Sinn’s Cha Cha Cooking Club Educates in Lompoc
“The freedoms we have to cultivate our own cannabis is a privilege during these uncertain times for full cannabis legalization,” explains Dulcie Sinn, whose Cha Cha Cooking Club is now educating Lompoc residents about how to grow and cook with cannabis at home. “Home-growers in legal recreational cannabis states would be wise to enjoy the opportunities their states provide. The rewards can be great!”
Her first cannabis education class on April 1 was well-received, and she is doing it again on May 6, June 3, and July 1, 6-8 p.m., at the Anderson Recreation Center (125 W. Walnut Ave., Lompoc). She tells the Independent about what to expect.
Tell us about your club. The Cha Cha Cooking Club is all about creating healthy and happy homemade fun by educating our community about kitchen gardening, family cooking, compassionate caregiving, and casual entertaining. We are advocates for cooking “FLOSSY” — Fresh, Local, Organic, Sustainable, Simple, and Yummy. And we love partnering with winemakers to present Wine & Wisdom events featuring tastings, food pairings, and philosophical dialogues.
