My name is Chef Rodney Lienhart.
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Why do I include CHEF in my name?
Well, much like a doctor, we chefs put in the time and continual learning in our craft. Some say, once a chef, always a chef. It’s really something that never goes away. That being said, let me tell you a little bit about who I am and where I came from and where I’m going. Because, let’s face it, knowing where someone came from gives you a better understanding of where they’re going.
I was born in Michigan, and my dad joined the army. So we moved around a bit. Then we landed in Tennessee, where my mother was from. My mom always cooked. It was a way of life down there. So I learned young. At the age of 7, my mom sat my younger brother and I down and offered us an ultimatum. Be babysat at home with chores, or work in the restaurant being busboys. We thought we were big boys and grown-ups. Oh, how we were wrong.
So crawling through the ranks over the years, cooking became a true lifestyle for me. It’s all I’ve ever really known. It became my nirvana in a sense. A place where I could get instant gratification for putting in hard work. Which ruined my attempt at being a patient person. (good chefs learn how to become patient over time. Weed helps.)
Fast forward to the worst thing to happen to chefs, COVID.
When COVID hit, I was doing my private chef thing and writing. Then boom, everything I’ve ever known to be my solace ignited and fell to ash around me like a demonic snowglobe that I seemed to be stuck in. So I did the next best thing I knew to do, I sparked a joint.
I decided that since cannabis was legal, that maybe people would like to know how to put weed into food. Not to mention, maybe learn about how cannabis can heal you from the inside out when mixed with food. So I started Deliciously Dope: A journey into the world of culinary cannabis. A show where not only will I travel the world in hopes of seeing hope people heal from this amazing plant, but cook with it and make infused local cuisine. That way, people watching the show can learn how to create food from around the world, learn about new cultures, and heal from this devastating virus.
So pull up a chair, spark a joint, and come with me as we embark on a cannabis-induced world tour to find the best possible ways to heal with the aid of cannabis.
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