Brisket Box 144 | bbqcritic.com
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Ike, CBJ/KCBS
1/15/2013 10:45:48 pm
Another bad picture. If you'd flip the box around you could get a better look at the meat. Slices and ends look good but color is questionable. In person I'd probably score this an 8, possibly higher.
Greg MCBJ/KCBS
1/15/2013 11:35:23 pm
score=7 box upside down and poor presentation, too dark, unappetizing
John/KCBS
1/15/2013 11:37:48 pm
6 Picture quality is too poor to properly judge. Slices are uneven and not evenly placed in box.
Gerard den Bakker
1/15/2013 11:40:17 pm
9 Nice full box. I defenitely like the way the slices are cut.
Frank MCBJ
1/16/2013 12:10:16 am
6. May be higher in person. Looks very dark. Please take the picture from the judges' perspective.
jim v mcbj
1/16/2013 12:13:21 am
8 looks fine other than being photographed upside down. if that red color is sauce it looks kind of strange. i would liked to have had a better view of the first piece next to the burnt ends.
john kcbs
1/16/2013 12:23:33 am
Score 8: Photo should have been taken so we can see the meat and not just the edges; looks moist, but has a very artificial red color (image quality?)
jaja01 KCBS cmbj
1/16/2013 12:43:14 am
6 - It would be better is the box was rotated 180 degrees so the picture was take from the front thus showing the meat better. The meat looks pretty red, either very rare or a color color was added. The ends look over done. This presentation does not entice me.
BlueSmoke KCBS CBJ/COMP COOK
1/16/2013 01:00:46 am
Holy creamation. Charred burnt ends.The top ends of the slices are over done. May be over sauced.........6
Shawn-KCBS CBJ
1/16/2013 01:07:53 am
I would give this a 7. Meat looks burnt. May taste otherwise though.
Bill F.
1/16/2013 02:25:29 am
7 Uncertain about this one, slices appear uneven thickness, coloring inconsistent.
Don CBJ
1/16/2013 02:39:23 am
appears to have way to much sauce. The dark pieces im assuming is supposed to be burnt ends and that isn't it.
Paul KCBS/CBJ
1/16/2013 02:46:15 am
7 - Picture is to dark to be sure, ends look too dark, flat looks over sauced.
Ron Haag
1/16/2013 02:46:18 am
Hard to see layered that direction. Burnt ends look very dark. 7. Maybe 8 in person
Fred KCBS
1/16/2013 03:36:31 am
Hard to tell with the lighting but i'm sure it looks great in person 8
John - KCBS/MCBJ, CTC, Rep; MBN & MABA Judge
1/16/2013 03:58:16 am
6 - It's difficult to evaluate this box properly because the camera's point of view is not the judges' point of view. In effect, we are being asked to judge this box by looking over its shoulder. Doing so requires the judge to mentally rotate the image to imagine what it might look like from the front. Maybe we get it right, then again, maybe not. The slices look nice but rather haphazardly placed to me. I suspect this box would score higher at the judging table. Maybe even as much as an 8.
Dan KCBS CTC,MCBJ
1/16/2013 04:29:07 am
7
Bob
1/16/2013 04:36:28 am
Score 9 - I'm not used to viewing a box from this angle when judging, but I would vary much like to taste this dark meat.
Doug KCBS MCBJ & CTC
1/16/2013 05:13:09 am
Hard to see the meat with the photo from the back of the box. From the photo I'd give it a 7 maybe an 8. If I could see from the front the score would probably be higher. Can't really judge what we can't see.
Scott - KCBS CBJ
1/16/2013 05:58:07 am
6. The burnt ends look charred. Placement of the slices makes it difficult to judge. I can't really see the meat well and it looks very heavily sauced. The slices do look moist and are evenly sized and placed.
buzz
1/16/2013 06:00:25 am
five--and that is for the pic only--really can't judge the beef
Tom - CBJ w/ KCBS, MBN, NCPC & comp cook
1/16/2013 06:12:55 am
5
Larry MCBJ
1/16/2013 08:56:08 am
Bad Pic and Burnt look = no score from me........
Bill C. MCBJ/CTC KCBS
1/16/2013 09:07:46 am
7. Slices are oversauced. Can't really see the burnt ends to properly evaluate them. They look burned (no pun intended).
JohnnyY CBJ/NCBS
1/16/2013 11:47:41 am
6 - Maybe it's the camera but this is not a good presentation.
Paul (KCBS CBJ & Cook)
1/16/2013 12:54:50 pm
This one's an 8 in my book, the burnt ends are a little literal looking burnt and only a taste should dictate a flavor & tenderness. But at first glance, I'd lean towards a little blacker burnt than necessary and the box is judged as a whole.
Ed KCBS MCBJ
1/17/2013 01:05:37 am
Nice full box of apparently well cooked meat! Stacking the slices
Matt KCBS CBJ
1/17/2013 01:17:38 am
8 - Maybe a 9 in person. I think its the picture that makes the burnt ends look a little on the overcooked side. I'd make sure and arrange the slices evenly, but other than that, great book. Makes me hungry!
Jim H - CBJ SBN/KCBS
1/17/2013 01:20:49 am
7-8 Another bad picture (maybe it's my computer) but it looks good as far as I can tell. However, the color of the meat appears to be sauce-related and, as such, you can't tell what the meat looks like except for the burnt ends! More care to placement could be taken as well.
Scott A. KCBS/CBJ
1/17/2013 08:58:31 pm
6 maybe 7 or possibly 8 in person
Deb KCBS MCBJ/CTC
1/18/2013 03:25:40 am
Score: 8
Sully CBJ 3145
1/19/2013 06:21:28 am
7 what is all that black on the left on all the slices?? not very appealing burnt ends look way too burnt for me. Just because they call them burnt ends doesn't mean your supposed to burn them
Seaton Hall
1/19/2013 12:41:42 pm
The red color for brisket just does not look natural to me. That and the appearance of too much sauce. Score 7 Comments are closed.
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