Whether you spend all day in the break room or only have time for lunch al desko, these lunches satisfy. Photo by Alex Lau, Styling by Sue LiIt’s the Sisyphean task that afflicts cooking novices and professional chefs, desk jockeys and Olympic athletes, college students with dorm microwaves and wizened food editors with every kitchen.
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Whether you spend all day in the break room or only have time for lunch al desko, these lunches satisfy. Photo by Alex Lau, Styling by Sue LiIt’s the Sisyphean task that afflicts cooking novices and professional chefs, desk jockeys and Olympic athletes, college students with dorm microwaves and wizened food editors with every kitchen.
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