Brisket Box 139 | bbqcritic.com
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Ike, CBJ/KCBS
12/14/2012 01:36:09 am
Brisket looks good but top slice looks over-done. I would still like to sample this entry. 8
Bill F.
12/14/2012 01:37:49 am
6 Not well thought out on presentation, sloppy really, and sauce may be too much.
Frank CBJ
12/14/2012 01:38:25 am
7. Lots of sauce and the last slice appears to be crumbling. Burnt ends at the top look alot different than those on the bottom. Box seems a bit sloppy, but I'm judging the meat.
John - KCBS/MCBJ, CTC, Rep; MBN & MABA Judge
12/14/2012 01:45:45 am
7 - the meat, itself looks great. The presentation, however, is sloppy. Straighten out those slices so they lay uniformly, fix the back slice to do something with that torn-off piece on the right, and clean up the sauce glob on the garnish on the left edge, and you'd have a dynamite looking box.
jim v
12/14/2012 01:48:44 am
7 sauce looks gloppy, can't see interior of meat very well, box looks rather crowded.
Bill cbj kcbs
12/14/2012 02:03:29 am
8
George Belzer
12/14/2012 02:50:25 am
7 While meat looks good, arrangement is haphazard and poor. Slices are inconsistent. Garnish is poor.
BlueSmoke KCBS CBJ/COMP COOK
12/14/2012 02:57:44 am
Sloppy presentation. Meat looks moist but over sauced. Back slice has the end broke off. Layering the meat at an angle would cover that up and give the judges a better look at the meat. Burnt ends not lined up..........7
Bob
12/14/2012 03:40:08 am
Score 8 - Good looking box and I believe this person can cook a brisket, but get some one else to arrange the box.
buzz--KCBS cook--judge
12/14/2012 04:10:56 am
6--pretty sloppy but really want a taste of the meat!
Fred KCBS
12/14/2012 04:14:12 am
Very appetizing looking, although box is a little crowded 8
Greg MCBJ/KCBS
12/14/2012 04:50:19 am
score=7 meat uneven, sauce not attractive
Paul-KCBS/CBJ
12/14/2012 04:57:10 am
5 - Over sauced, box looks cluttered, flat falling apart.
Doug KCBS MCBJ & CTC
12/14/2012 05:13:51 am
Kind of looks like the meat was just dropped in the box. Taking some time to arrange the slices neatly would help the appearance score a lot. Sauce on the chunks is uneven with some looking heavily sauced and other having no sauce at all. Go easy on the sauce, Specially with brisket. Let the flavor of the meat speak for itself. I'd give this box a 6 as it is average in appearance to me.
Chaz d kcbs cbj
12/14/2012 05:45:54 am
The meat looks tasty but a bit over sauced and sloppy. The meat layout is nice but I looks like everything almost fell out of the box. Left a gap in the garnish. I hate to score such good looking meat so far down. 7
Tom - CBJ w/ KCBS, MBN, NCPC & comp cook
12/14/2012 07:08:22 am
7
John/KCBS
12/14/2012 08:51:27 am
7 Nice try at a different presentation, but not uniform in display or thickness of slices. Does look appetizing.
Ed KCBS MCBJ
12/15/2012 01:58:31 am
Oh my not so goodness!!
steve
12/15/2012 03:47:07 am
7
Lorne Rae
12/15/2012 06:56:48 am
A 5. Looks moist but layout ragged and slices on edge cannot be evaluated. Top slice broken.
JohnnyY - CBJ/NCBS
12/15/2012 04:31:34 pm
8 - slices over sauced and are not uniform
Greg cbjkcbs
12/17/2012 09:40:51 am
7- brisket looks tossed in container, try layering the brisket
Dan KCBS CTC/MCBJ
12/17/2012 10:42:02 am
Where to start. Broken slice in the back, random saucing, can't see grain. 7 Comments are closed.
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