KABUL (Reuters) – In a quiet corner of the Afghan capital, dining tables are covered with traditional fabrics, a man on the piano plays Frank Sinatra, and expatriates munch on food that can usually only be found back home. Unlike other restaurants catering to Afghanistan’s large expatriate community, the Afghan Garden Kitchen employs a cadre of all-female chefs — teenage Girl Scouts from broken homes, that is. …
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