Brisket Box 138 | bbqcritic.com
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Ike, CBJ/KCBS
12/14/2012 01:34:17 am
Interesting arrangement....I think the slices have been trimmed too much. 8
Frank CBJ
12/14/2012 01:34:32 am
9. Well manicured meat but I prefer a bit less gravy. Hope the burnt ends are as good as slices.
Bill F.
12/14/2012 01:36:10 am
7 A bit sparse on presentation, and what is it about that cutting, somehow too even, squared off, bothersome.
John - KCBS/MCBJ, CTC, Rep; MBN & MABA Judge
12/14/2012 01:41:08 am
9 - very nicely done.
jim v
12/14/2012 01:45:36 am
8 can't see much wrong with this box, well presented - nice, uniform size. slightly uneven coating on front piece kept it from being a 9 for me.
Bill cbj kcbs
12/14/2012 02:02:18 am
7 or 8
George Belzer
12/14/2012 02:48:46 am
7. Where's the meat? Slices small, leaving too much of box unfilled.
Wayne Fuller KCBS CBJ/TC
12/14/2012 02:49:38 am
Box looks abit empty. there is an unevenness of sauce on the front slice of brisket. I would also recommend 3 chunks in each section rather than 3 3 2 It looks uneven that way. Overall i would give this box a 7
BlueSmoke KCBS CBJ/COMP COOK
12/14/2012 03:05:57 am
The slices look good but may be to much sauce. Burnt ends look good. The slices are to short and thd ends to small. Looks like they were short on meat. Lots care in making the box........9
Bob
12/14/2012 03:38:26 am
Score 8 - Small, but creative presentation.
Fred KCBS
12/14/2012 04:13:11 am
good looking box. A little of a "simple " look 8
Greg MCBJ/KCBS
12/14/2012 04:47:01 am
score=9 very neat box, nicely trimmed nice bark on burnt ends
Paul-KCBS/CBJ
12/14/2012 04:54:08 am
9 - Pretty Box (flat could be longer)
Doug KCBS MCBJ & CTC
12/14/2012 05:11:40 am
Sauce on the slices looks uneven. The box looks empty even though there are more than enough pieces. Can't find enough to drop it down from a 9 though.
Chaz d kcbs cbj
12/14/2012 05:49:40 am
Please everyone stop trimming your meat till it looks like spam! The meat looks average due to the added sauce. I dislike boxes like this because they looked so processed. Luckily I judge the box based on what the cook was trying to present instead of my preferences so it gets a solid 8
Tom - CBJ w/ KCBS, MBN, NCPC & comp cook
12/14/2012 07:11:43 am
5
John/KCBS
12/14/2012 08:48:55 am
5 Not appetizing at all. Color is bad. Looks more like meat loaf.
Larry MCBJ
12/14/2012 01:19:46 pm
Nice box!!! However, the burnt ends symmetry of 3-3-2 makes me think one is missing. Solid 8 o/w could be a 9.
Ed KCBS MCBJ
12/15/2012 02:03:07 am
Pretty layout but no real pop making me want to elbow the judge next to me to get at it. The box looks a little empty.
steve
12/15/2012 03:46:21 am
8
Lorne Rae
12/15/2012 06:53:57 am
A 9!. Great layout. Good knife skills. Even color. Looks moist
JohnnyY - CBJ/NCBS
12/15/2012 04:23:28 pm
8 - The box will not be presented to the judges at the angle this picture was taken. The judges will be viewing the box with the locking slots at the bottom. That being said, the symmetry of the box is off. I'm not sure how well that would work. I would like to see a frontal view. A bit over sauced.
Greg - cbjkcbs
12/17/2012 09:38:21 am
7- the meat cubes look lost in the container with cutting the ends off of the brisket. Maybe try not cutting the brisket to make the container look more full.
Dan KCBS CTC/MCBJ
12/17/2012 10:37:17 am
I wanted to like this box but it looks over-thought. Slices are uniform and arranged to show grain, which I like to see. 8 Comments are closed.
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