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Encore: Prime Rib Primer by The Prime Rib Master

Posted on December 10, 2018 by Doni Chamberlain

This “Encore” article was originally published December 24, 2016. Today I talk with Randy Plummer, someone I respect as an excellent cook and retired caterer, but also someone whose specialty is prime rib, a meat that intimidates the heck out… Continue Reading →

Food, Lead Story, Recipes Doni Chamberlain, prime rib, Randy Plummer
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Prime Rib Primer by The Prime Rib Master

Posted on December 24, 2016 by Doni Chamberlain

Today I talk with Randy Plummer, someone I respect as an excellent cook and retired caterer, but also someone whose specialty is prime rib, a meat that intimidates the heck out of me. I’m honored to learn from someone I… Continue Reading →

Food, Lead Story, Recipes Doni Chamberlain, prime rib, Randy Plummer

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  • Comment on Names can stick, so choose wisely by Joanne Lobeski Snyder
    Great article Doni! I had a Babcia and a Dziadziu. I HAD a first name that I didn't like and was never used so I ditched it when I got married but kept my middle name and family name (which I've always liked) with my husband's name when I got married. I always thought that […]
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    In reply to Doni Chamberlain. Two friends married, and last names were simple. Mary Smith married John Smith; so she didn't have to change any records. The only issue was when she was asked her maiden name. Smith, said she. No, I mean the name you were born with. You get the picture.
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    I insisted my first wife, Lynda Carter, retain her maiden name. I didn't want to interfere with the Wonder Woman franchise.
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