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MILLIE: The first time I met chef Ed Quimson, we instantly hit it off! It’s like we had known each other all our lives.

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In this sense, he is not unlike a musician who carries notes in his head. More particularly, he is very much like a jazz musician who likes to improvise.
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MILLIE: The first time I met chef Ed Quimson, we instantly hit it off! It’s like we had known each other all our lives.

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