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CubanBuffet
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Whine Country
Joined: 08.29.2014

Apr 3 @ 4:11 PM ET
The good thing about Barrie this year is I doubt any team team will pay him more than 4
- VANTEL


His price definitely came down.
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Apr 3 @ 4:14 PM ET
His price definitely came down.
- CubanBuffet



No question . I think you look at him at 4 mil range now.
CubanBuffet
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Whine Country
Joined: 08.29.2014

Apr 3 @ 4:14 PM ET
I have an Instant Pot. Does that qualify?

I'd have to break up the rack to fit it in the pot?

- Carol Schram


Your insta pot should have a slow cooker setting. Just make sure there’s some liquid in the bottom, otherwise the ribs will dry out. You should be able to make a simple bbq sauce with ketchup, brown sugar, worchestsire (sp?) sauce and cider vinegar.

Also, there’s a membrane on the convex side of the rib rack that you have to remove before cooking.
Codes1087
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 09.24.2014

Apr 3 @ 4:19 PM ET
Your insta pot should have a slow cooker setting. Just make sure there’s some liquid in the bottom, otherwise the ribs will dry out. You should be able to make a simple bbq sauce with ketchup, brown sugar, worchestsire (sp?) sauce and cider vinegar.

Also, there’s a membrane on the convex side of the rib rack that you have to remove before cooking.

- CubanBuffet


if you have a cheat code on how to do this easily, please tell me.
Marwood
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Cumberland, BC
Joined: 03.18.2010

Apr 3 @ 4:25 PM ET
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Apr 3 @ 4:34 PM ET

Shams Charania
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Sources: The NBA is proposing to the NBPA that players take a 50 percent paycheck reduction beginning April 15. The NBPA has counter-proposed a 25 percent reduction of paychecks starting in mid-May.
Makita
Referee
Vancouver Canucks
Location: #theonlyrealfan, BC
Joined: 02.16.2007

Apr 3 @ 4:38 PM ET
if you have a cheat code on how to do this easily, please tell me.
- Codes1087

It's easy, start to peel the membrane with a knife, your hands will slippery from handling the meat, so I grab the started portion with paper towel and it peels off really easily and in one strip usually.

https://www.weber.com/US/...ack-ribs/weber-34589.html
Marwood
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Cumberland, BC
Joined: 03.18.2010

Apr 3 @ 4:45 PM ET
It's easy, start to peel the membrane with a knife, your hands will slippery from handling the meat, so I grab the started portion with paper towel and it peels off really easily and in one strip usually.

https://www.weber.com/US/...ack-ribs/weber-34589.html

- Makita


Also, low & slow. Keep basting. I recommend a Zinfandel and not that pink garbage.
Try Windstorm Zinfandel from California. Under $20.
LeftCoaster
San Jose Sharks
Location: Shark City, CA
Joined: 07.03.2009

Apr 3 @ 4:48 PM ET
and hopefully genius benning dazzles another gm with these stats and goals per minute played. it's not like he's trading hall for larsen.
- RealityChecker

The Canucks don’t have a lot of youthful NHL talent, outside of Petey, Boeser, Hughes & to a lesser extent Virtanen & Gaudette, you don’t trade that to improve your defence. What you do is tweak your defence without giving anything up and teach a bottom five defensive team to play better defensively.
CubanBuffet
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Whine Country
Joined: 08.29.2014

Apr 3 @ 4:51 PM ET
if you have a cheat code on how to do this easily, please tell me.
- Codes1087


Do it before you do any cutting. Pick a corner to start with and use a paring knife to get it started. After that, slow continuous pressure. If you don’t get it all that’s fine, as long as enough is gone that it doesn’t trap the fat when it starts to render.
CubanBuffet
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Whine Country
Joined: 08.29.2014

Apr 3 @ 4:54 PM ET

Also, low & slow. Keep basting. I recommend a Zinfandel and not that pink garbage.
Try Windstorm Zinfandel from California. Under $20.

- Marwood


I love a good Zinfandel, but with ribs I’m going with Syrah every time.
RealityChecker
Vancouver Canucks
Location: I stay away from the completely crazy rumours on the internet.I will occasionally debunk them-Eklund
Joined: 04.18.2010

Apr 3 @ 4:57 PM ET
The Canucks don’t have a lot of youthful NHL talent, outside of Petey, Boeser, Hughes & to a lesser extent Virtanen, you don’t trade that to improve your defence. What you do is tweak your defence without giving anything up and teach a bottom five defensive team to play better defensively.
- LeftCoaster

I hear what you're saying and don't disagree. I'm only looking at trades for a player in the same age range. Basically an RFA age range player. I'm open to exploring the market.
There are a couple benefits: 1) you find a good trade and pull the trigger; or 2) you let JV know that the time for inconsistency is over. Take your game and career seriously.
I agree that the team's overall defensive game has to improve. Obviously the coaching staff (top to bottom) has to be looked at.
Marwood
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Cumberland, BC
Joined: 03.18.2010

Apr 3 @ 4:57 PM ET
I love a good Zinfandel, but with ribs I’m going with Syrah every time.
- CubanBuffet

Fine. I don't know why you need to be so confrontational about it. I find a Syrah a little overwhelming for pork.
Makita
Referee
Vancouver Canucks
Location: #theonlyrealfan, BC
Joined: 02.16.2007

Apr 3 @ 4:58 PM ET

Also, low & slow. Keep basting. I recommend a Zinfandel and not that pink garbage.
Try Windstorm Zinfandel from California. Under $20.

- Marwood




I like Zinfandel, but the dryer varieties.

I watched a wine show a while back, a really hot sommelier said real men drink Rose, so I gave it a try, there are some fantastic dry, flavourful dry Rose out there.

Our resident wine experts (Cuban, Vintsy) might have more insight on the subject.
Makita
Referee
Vancouver Canucks
Location: #theonlyrealfan, BC
Joined: 02.16.2007

Apr 3 @ 4:59 PM ET
I hear what you're saying and don't disagree. I'm only looking at trades for a player in the same age range. Basically an RFA age range player. I'm open to exploring the market.
There are a couple benefits: 1) you find a good trade and pull the trigger; or 2) you let JV know that the time for inconsistency is over. Take your game and career seriously.
I agree that the team's overall defensive game has to improve. Obviously the coaching staff (top to bottom) has to be looked at.

- RealityChecker

Solid observations.
VanHockeyGuy
Joined: 04.26.2012

Apr 3 @ 5:02 PM ET
Must be from Quebec

https://twitter.com/holdm...tatus/1246180055648174090
LeftCoaster
San Jose Sharks
Location: Shark City, CA
Joined: 07.03.2009

Apr 3 @ 5:03 PM ET
I hear what you're saying and don't disagree. I'm only looking at trades for a player in the same age range. Basically an RFA age range player. I'm open to exploring the market.
There are a couple benefits: 1) you find a good trade and pull the trigger; or 2) you let JV know that the time for inconsistency is over. Take your game and career seriously.
I agree that the team's overall defensive game has to improve. Obviously the coaching staff (top to bottom) has to be looked at.

- RealityChecker

Benning doesn’t have a great player for player trade track record, that frightens me.
Codes1087
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 09.24.2014

Apr 3 @ 5:06 PM ET
Do it before you do any cutting. Pick a corner to start with and use a paring knife to get it started. After that, slow continuous pressure. If you don’t get it all that’s fine, as long as enough is gone that it doesn’t trap the fat when it starts to render.
- CubanBuffet


not going to lie, i struggled mightily last time haha
Codes1087
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 09.24.2014

Apr 3 @ 5:06 PM ET
It's easy, start to peel the membrane with a knife, your hands will slippery from handling the meat, so I grab the started portion with paper towel and it peels off really easily and in one strip usually.

https://www.weber.com/US/...ack-ribs/weber-34589.html

- Makita


thanks for this, will give it a go next time.
RealityChecker
Vancouver Canucks
Location: I stay away from the completely crazy rumours on the internet.I will occasionally debunk them-Eklund
Joined: 04.18.2010

Apr 3 @ 5:07 PM ET
Benning doesn’t have a great player for player trade track record, that frightens me.
- LeftCoaster

Well thanks for bursting my bubble.
Retinalz
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Vancouver, BC
Joined: 01.31.2015

Apr 3 @ 5:09 PM ET
Benning doesn’t have a great player for player trade track record, that frightens me.
- LeftCoaster

Gudbranson for Pearson has worked out well.
LeftCoaster
San Jose Sharks
Location: Shark City, CA
Joined: 07.03.2009

Apr 3 @ 5:11 PM ET
Gudbranson for Pearson has worked out well.
- Retinalz

There’s one in every crowd
VANTEL
Joined: 07.03.2010

Apr 3 @ 5:23 PM ET
I just seen where second round pick (52 OA) will not be signing with Carolina and will become a free agent Aug 15 .

He played for Michigan Wolverines and is ex team mate of Hughes and Lockwood. He is Luke Martin a 6'2 RHD and that is all I know about him.
Marwood
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Cumberland, BC
Joined: 03.18.2010

Apr 3 @ 5:29 PM ET


I like Zinfandel, but the dryer varieties.

I watched a wine show a while back, a really hot sommelier said real men drink Rose, so I gave it a try, there are some fantastic dry, flavourful dry Rose out there.

Our resident wine experts (Cuban, Vintsy) might have more insight on the subject.

- Makita

I'm not opposed to a good rose, Mrs. Marwood and I pound them back all summer. The ones from Provence are fantastic. It's that "blush" poope that Brittany, Lexus and Mercedes all love.
Krazy_Kanuck
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 11.04.2019

Apr 3 @ 5:30 PM ET
if you have a cheat code on how to do this easily, please tell me.
- Codes1087


up-down-up-down-left-right-left-right A,B,Start (I'm just joking brother, I don't know how to remove that membrane either).
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