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Hey, it's Marielle.
When Margaret Lee was a kid, she watched her mom doing something that was a little unusual.
She used to like to save takeout sauces from every restaurant.
So she would have ketchup from one restaurant, barbecue sauce from another restaurant,
maybe some kind of soy sauce or duck sauce from a Chinese restaurant.
After she collected a bunch of them, she would mix them all together.
And then she would use it to make a sauce for barbecue chicken, almost always barbecue chicken.
And honestly, it was usually really good.
Years later, when Margaret and her sister wrote a cookbook called Perfectly Good Food.
They dedicated it to their mom and the way she would rescue takeout sauces.
Because this was a formative lesson for Margaret.
It showed her that you don't always need a recipe to make something delicious,
and you could find creative ways to use up just about any ingredient in your kitchen.
You have these great intentions to cook and eat the things