Formerly a gang member, when a gunfight paralyzes an aspiring cook’s hands, she resorts to preparing scalding-hot entrees with her feet to accomplish her dream of becoming a gourmet chef.

Hmm. ?How ?plausible is it to be paralyzed in one's hands after an injury -- but not the feet? Have you studied up on the levels of paralysis as a result of spinal cord injuries (C1-C8, T1-T12, S1-S5)? Is this paralysis premise really medically possible?

Hmm. ?How ?plausible is it to be paralyzed in one's hands after an injury -- but not the feet? Have you studied up on the levels of paralysis as a result of spinal cord injuries (C1-C8, T1-T12, S1-S5)? Is this paralysis premise really medically possible?

I don't believe the critic knew a rat cooked his food. But that's beside the point,?Ratatouille?is supposed to be a bit unrealistic. That doesn't seem to be what this story is proposing, but if it is then that's fine.
If, as it seems to be, the story is supposed to be set in the real world, supposed to be realistic, then realistically(as far as I know) there is no place where people cook with their feet and serve others. Now, one way it might work is if it became viral, like "Oh my gosh, look, she cooks with her feet in this restaurant!" But the logline does not indicate that.