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Michelle Goth is a professionally trained cook and recipe developer living in Kansas City, Missouri.

Michelle is a regular contributor for MSN, the AP wire, her food blog blackberrybabe.com and travel blog mountainbeachrepeat.com.

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Why cranberry sauce is America's least favorite Thanksgiving dish - and 5 creative ways to use it

Why cranberry sauce is America's least favorite Thanksgiving dish - and 5 creative ways to use it

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1 in 4 Gen Z and millennials say they bring their own condiments to restaurants-especially hot sa...

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More American dads prefer presence over presents for Father's Day

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Fifteen percent of dads say they want a change of pace this year; no gifts at all. Racks of novelty ties and …

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Is this the end of Christmas cards? 5 creative ways to spread holiday cheer without the mailbox

Is this the end of Christmas cards? 5 creative ways to spread holiday cheer without the mailbox

Are Christmas cards fading away? With social media and texting at our fingertips, many wonder if the traditio…

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Barbecue restaurants turn scarcity into strategy

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By Michelle Goth Verified
| Odessa American Verified
The secret behind long lines and reduced waste at barbecue joints? Running out. Photo credit: urban_light, Depositphotos By Michelle Goth A newly published report from Georgetown University finds American restaurants and foodservice providers generate 12.7 million tons of surplus food every year. Large portion sizes and overcooking to ensure no shortfalls contribute to the issue. But in the world of barbecue, “sold out” is not a failure; often, it’s the plan.
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Barbecue restaurants turn scarcity into strategy

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By Michelle Goth Verified
| The Desert Review Verified
A newly published report from Georgetown University finds American restaurants and foodservice providers generate 12.7 million tons of surplus food every year. Large portion sizes and overcooking to ensure no shortfalls contribute to the issue. But in the world of barbecue, “sold out” is not a failure; often, it’s the plan. The secret behind long lines and reduced waste at barbecue joints? Running out. Photo credit: urban_light, Depositphotos.
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Barbecue restaurants turn scarcity into strategy

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By Michelle Goth Verified
| Douglas Budget Verified
A newly published report from Georgetown University finds American restaurants and foodservice providers generate 12.7 million tons of surplus food every year. Large portion sizes and overcooking to ensure no shortfalls contribute to the issue. But in the world of barbecue, “sold out” is not a failure; often, it’s the plan. The secret behind long lines and reduced waste at barbecue joints? Running out. Photo credit: urban_light, Depositphotos.
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