GDT: Free agency part III-toed sloth slow
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Nikishin Go Boom
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I wont scoff at using the oven in smoking. I use it occasionally to finish a large piece if I had struggled with getting over the stall (I really try not to wrap the meat).
Smoking a tri-tip is nice. A good size one takes about the same time as ribs. Steak texture. I hadn’t ever had tri tip until I went to a butcher and saw it as an option.
Any other odd pieces that are good to smoke?
Smoking a tri-tip is nice. A good size one takes about the same time as ribs. Steak texture. I hadn’t ever had tri tip until I went to a butcher and saw it as an option.
Any other odd pieces that are good to smoke?
Surrounded By Ahos
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I smoked a chuck roast yesterday. It ain't brisket, but it's less expensive and is ready in about half the time.
Svechhammer
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I'm convinced that South Carolina's insistence on going mustard based with their bbq sauce is the reason that the Canes are trying to distance themselves from the state in their branding.
Stickpucker
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Doesn't sound healthy to be honest
Maybe this is the evolution of those people doing fecal matter transplants?
Just gotta make sure it's good shit.
VibesAlive
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Dinosaur beef plate ribs are fun, and tasty. I use those for soups and stews.
And you can't beat a good pork steak.
And you can't beat a good pork steak.
raynman
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Where do you get yours? One of the best meals I’ve ever had was smoked dino ribs.
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I get most of my meats from a local butcher or sometimes from online if I want to splurge on Wagu.
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spockBokk
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I’m pretty surprised he got $2M this late in the offseason. I figured he’d be lucky to get $1M.
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I think there’s a misconception that anyone that waits out the initial cash grab misplayed their hand and is lucky to get anything. A good player like this had people interested the whole time. He waited out the market and took the best thing he could get, which is good money for a good team. At the end of the offseason people still have money to spend. It’s not the big dollars but 2 mill is good for Erod and he likely improves his value playing for the Av’s.
Teams always find a way to squeeze one more player. Except Vegas.
Teams always find a way to squeeze one more player. Except Vegas.
What happens after hour 8 once you're finished the fifth of bourbon and you're too shit-faced to stand?
Jurassic Park.
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Nikishin Go Boom
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the halleJOKEL
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the only breakfast that happened recently (to my knowledge) was one of the season ticket renewal lottery prizes they were giving away each game end of last season
spockBokk
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Makes sense they’d look to deal Bear with Coghlan and Chatfield coming in much cheaper. It’d be a shame if Bear regained his form and inevitably turned into the 2nd pair D he’s capable of being elsewhere though, can’t keep them all:
VibesAlive
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I would bring this. Felt like some chicken this afternoon. Went to the offset vs. the egg. 275 for 3 hours. They got some eastern NC mop sauce every 30 minutes (vinegar based) before finishing with my go to sweet sauce. Three levels of flavor - the rub, the mop sauce, and the sweet glaze.
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The thing is that the Canes don't have to deal him now with the Patches and Gardiner LTIR. It was probably a larger priority earlier this offseason when there were cap questions. They are probably going to wait and see how he performs during the season before either trading him or keeping him for the playoffs.
spockBokk
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They don’t have to deal him, true. However, by dealing him they clear up their logjam at RD, clear cap and don’t need to expose Chatfield or Coghlan to waivers. I don’t think they trade him for the sake of trading him, it’d have to make sense.
I was looking forward to a potential CDH-Bear pairing. I suppose there’s still a chance for that.
bleedgreen
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And I'm not sure we were watching the same Bear. At best, in my opinion, he was adequate, but nothing special. I'd deal him in a heartbeat....for just about any return I could get.
Same. Bear does nothing for me as a player. I'd much rather have Chatfield playing on the third pairing than Bear. If you can get something for him at this point, I'd do it easy.
Anton Dubinchuk
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Milano is a guy I liked early in the process for us, but not sure I'd see a spot for him at this point that we can't fill internally.
