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5/6/2013 11:40:33 am
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Mike Cannon
5/6/2013 02:30:40 pm
7 - odd color. Might be the lighting, but gotta judge it as I see it.
Dan KCBS CTC,MCBJ
5/6/2013 02:32:59 pm
8 nice box, good cuts
Bill F
5/6/2013 02:59:54 pm
9 Very nice look, color and moisture seem right on, my bet is that texture, tenderness if just right. (You had to be there.)
Rod
5/6/2013 03:12:00 pm
9,looks good and moist but not too moist,i'm sitting here wishing I could try a piece of it right now.
Ike, CBJ/KCBS
5/6/2013 03:16:43 pm
9!! This is a very good looking box of brisket! Nice slices and arrangement and just enough juice to make it shine.
Dick-MCBJ/CTC
5/6/2013 03:24:24 pm
Score 9. Reasons: Meat color is excellent. Nice balance to the box. The garnish very nicely frames the meat. The meat is not covered by sauce and still looks moist.
George
5/6/2013 10:25:57 pm
8
jim v mcbj
5/6/2013 11:46:30 pm
9 looks great to me. nicely arranged, consistent piece size and good bark color. nice application of light glaze to enhance moist appearance.
bruce nickels
5/7/2013 01:01:11 am
Score/Reasons = 7 does not look too appetizing. Smoke ring looks good, but meat looks fatty and gray
Tony S CBJ
5/7/2013 01:17:04 am
8 very nice presentation
Greg MCBJ/KCBS
5/7/2013 01:30:53 am
score=9
Deb KCBS MCBJ/CTC
5/7/2013 01:55:29 am
Score/Reason: 9 I would anticipate a very moist and flavorful bite based on the appearance of this box.
Ed KCBS MCBJ
5/7/2013 01:59:32 am
Nice full box of well cooked and sliced brisket. Presentation of slices is orderly and has a nice sheen indicating it won't be dry.
Shawn-KCBS CBJ and Comp Cook
5/7/2013 02:50:01 am
Score/Reason: I would score this box a 9. Meat looks moist and presentation looks great!
Doug KCBS MCBJ & CTC
5/7/2013 04:14:15 am
Score = 9, Nice looking brisket box.
Chaz D KCBS CBJ
5/7/2013 05:49:35 am
Score: 9 Great looking box. The meat looks juicy and its well laid out. The only critique would be that the bark is a bit light and thats being pretty darn picky
Tom - CBJ/w KCBS, MBN, NCPC & comp cook
5/7/2013 06:41:57 am
Score/Reasons = 8, looks moist and pretty good
Bill C. KCBS MCBJ/CTC
5/7/2013 08:52:44 am
SCORE/REASONS: 9. Nice looking meat.
jaja01 KCBS MCBJ CTC
5/7/2013 09:15:15 am
Score / Reasons = 8, The box is OK, nothing spectacular.
John - KCBS / MCBJ, CTC, Rep; MBN & MIM Judge
5/7/2013 10:01:17 am
Score/Reasons: 9 - A nicely trimmed and presented box of brisket.
BlueSmoke KCBS CBJ/COMP COOK
5/7/2013 01:47:42 pm
9......Good color. Meat looks moist with a nice smoke ring (Not taken into consideration). Even cut slices. Care taken making presentation.
Johnny Y / CBJ, KCBS, NCBS, NCPC
5/8/2013 01:08:06 am
9 - Nice presentation, meat look moist
Jim S. CBJ KCBS NEBS
5/8/2013 02:50:29 am
Score/Reasons = 8, Slices are uniform and natural looking.
Jim H - CBJ SBN/KCBS
5/9/2013 03:11:52 pm
Score/Reasons = 9, other than the color of the photo, I can't really find anything wrong with the meat; Comments are closed.
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