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Running a kitchen alone is daunting. Nigh impossible, even. Running a kitchen alone, on your first day? Uh. That’s gonna be a hard pass. Perhaps a lesser human than Chef Karen Akunowicz of Myers+Chang would have backed down, but instead she toughed out a snarling hell-beast of a night—now brought back to life by the brilliant Sachio Cook.
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