McLeod County Deputy Sheriff Pat Geiken holds a copy of a new cookbook, “DARE to Cook,” that was put together by DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) students as part of a fundraiser for the area school program. Geiken said the $8 cookbooks are available through the sheriff’s office and all proceeds go to the county DARE program. DARE started as one class at the former McLeod West school eight years ago, Geiken said, and now provides 27 classes throughout the county. The recipes for the book were provided by county DARE students in the first, fifth and seventh grades.