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8/7/2014 02:00:26 am
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Doyle KCBS CMJ/CTC
8/7/2014 03:23:29 am
7 - inconsistant slices, nice color and meat looks moist. Straighten up the slices and cut them uniformly and you'll easily have a 9.
Doug KCBS MCBJ & CTC
8/7/2014 04:01:59 am
Score = 7, Brisket looks dry, sauce is uneven, thickness of the slices is uneven.
Ike, KCBS CBJ
8/7/2014 04:12:40 am
Score = 7, possibly 8 in person
PS KCBS CBJ, BBQ BRETHREN
8/7/2014 04:40:21 am
Score 7
Lorne Rae
8/7/2014 05:05:57 am
7. Nice arrangement. Good layout. Look moist. Slices, however, are of different widths and that degraded the box. The pulled brisket was evenly sized which is hard to accomplish with brisket - keep up that effort.
Tom - CMJ/KCBS;CBJ/MBN,NCPC,NCBS,NCBBQA & comp cook
8/7/2014 05:06:14 am
Score/Reasons = 7, meat looks a little dry, slices are definitely too dissimilar. Attention to details!
Erle Smith, KCBS: CBJ / CTC
8/7/2014 05:16:31 am
8 - Solid entry here with a bonus inclusion of shredded brisket. The slices vary in width, more consistency there would have helped the entry. The bark is a little light, but perhaps that's just a personal bias. This is a very good entry.
Frank KCBS MCBJ CTC
8/7/2014 05:17:30 am
Score/Reasons = 7. Chopped looks moist and inviting. Slices look overcooked. I don't mark down for uneven slices, but this box has way too much variance.
Larry MCBJ
8/7/2014 06:18:46 am
7 - Extra thick slices appear falling apart and chopped looks mushy/overcooked.
Vern MCBJ KCBS
8/7/2014 06:34:52 am
6 Slices not uniform. Chopped and thickness of slices tells me it's overcooked. Garnish only shows in one place. Try to frame the meat in the garnish.
cogeo
8/7/2014 07:21:26 am
Score = 7
RonnieB
8/7/2014 09:46:33 am
6-too much difference in slice thickness
GregG KCBS/MCBJ, CTC
8/7/2014 12:32:45 pm
9 - Excellent looking brisket. Moist appearance - sliced and pulled , I like it.
MoleBS
8/7/2014 01:55:10 pm
8
Achu
8/7/2014 02:16:42 pm
Score/Reasons = 7, very uneven slices and way too thick compared to others there.
william holladay ( scba )
8/7/2014 02:58:32 pm
7- Sample not slices uniformly, some larger than others. Looks over-cooked. I'm not a big fan of shredded brisket unless used as a bed for the slices. Burnt ends would have boosted appearance more.
Tiffany - KCBS CBJ/CTC
8/7/2014 11:34:38 pm
8 - The slices look a bit dry - but I think the chopped/pulled is an interesting twist and it looks good.
BLUESMOKE MCBJ/COMP COOK
8/8/2014 03:34:33 am
7....Meat appears dry and over cooked. Ragged cuts on the edges.
Dan KCBS CTC,MCBJ
8/8/2014 03:53:39 am
8 the crumbs don't add to appearance
Mike: KCBS, GBA, CBJ
8/8/2014 05:56:53 am
8- The brisket has good color and I like the addition of some pulled beef in the box.
Ed KCBS MCBJ
8/8/2014 06:33:37 am
Thick slice, thin slice, pile of chopped.
Scott Mc - KCBS, MIM, MBN
8/8/2014 07:09:30 am
Score/Reasons = 8, thicker nonuniform slices, looks very moist.
Jean CMJ
8/8/2014 04:03:13 pm
8 - overall I like the box. The pulled or chopped brisket is appealing. The slices however appear inconsistent in thickness in the photo. Might be photo angle not sue. Cut the slices uniform in thickness and trim off any fat.
Enrico BBQness, CBJ, KCBS
8/12/2014 03:18:06 am
8
Dennis M KCBS CBJ CTC
8/12/2014 09:50:50 am
Score = 8
Bob CBJ/KCBS
8/18/2014 12:29:25 pm
Score 8. Looks moist and appetizing. Comments are closed.
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