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9/7/2014 05:50:53 pm
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Doyle KCBS MCBJ/CTC
9/7/2014 10:38:48 pm
weak 9 - slices look a little dry, try spritzing or lightly brushing it with a little au jus or sauce to give it a little more "pop".
RandyE
9/8/2014 12:01:38 am
I give this one a 9.
Ike, KSBC CBJ
9/8/2014 12:27:51 am
Score = 8.
PS KCBS CBJ, BBQ BRETHREN
9/8/2014 12:34:36 am
Score 9
Tom – CMJ/KCBS;CBJ/MBN,NCPC,NCBS,NCBBQA & comp cook
9/8/2014 12:43:01 am
Score/Reasons = 8, looks dry, but I like the layout
Steve Rounds
9/8/2014 12:49:13 am
Appearance 8- Slices look dry, nice full box, nice spacing, Burnt ends really look appetizing. very nice entry.
Bob
9/8/2014 01:37:19 am
Score 9 - I like the minimal green.
Shawn-KCBS CBJ CTC and Comp Cook
9/8/2014 02:36:30 am
9. Looks excellent!!
Ed KCBS MCBJ
9/8/2014 03:37:07 am
Bravo.
Dick-MCBJ/CTC
9/8/2014 04:32:29 am
Score 8. Once again I do not understand why the cook overcrowded this box by placing 12 ends with six slices? I believe this box would have more appeal with less. More is not always better.
bobby whitefield
9/8/2014 05:44:36 am
An excellent box. A 9.
Doug KCBS MCBJ & CTC
9/8/2014 05:59:13 am
Score = 8. Brisket slices look dry from the photo.
Vern - KCBS MCBJ
9/8/2014 05:59:30 am
9 - It doesn't get much better. Maybe more shine or just the camera angle?
GregG KCBS/MCBJ, CTC
9/8/2014 06:26:05 am
8 - Good looking brisket. Great color, but slices appear to dry - could be the camera angle though.
beth salzl
9/8/2014 06:56:43 am
I would rate this an 8., It looks a bit dry
cogeo
9/8/2014 07:12:57 am
Score - 8
Dennis M CBJ CTC
9/8/2014 10:32:31 am
Score > 9
Larry MCBJ
9/8/2014 11:54:49 am
9 - Very nice presentation. TC thanks you for the BEs...
John - KCBS / MCBJ, CTC, Rep; MBN & MIM Judge
9/8/2014 03:14:49 pm
Score/Reasons; 8 - The layout is excellent and inviting, but the photo has the meat looking dry and uninteresting. Nothing about it says "eat me!"
Tiffany - KCBS CBJ-CTC
9/9/2014 05:30:31 am
9 - Love the color on the burnt ends - the slices look a bit dry - but that could be the photo - so I didn't let that affect the score.
Ronnie B CBJ/KCBS MBN
9/9/2014 07:42:28 am
8-slices too thick usually means over done,burnt ends look good
william holladay (SCBA)
9/9/2014 01:13:03 pm
9- Appearance of this box is great. The only thing I can find wrong is that the meat needs to glisten. No shine makes it look dry.
Jean MBJ
9/9/2014 03:18:49 pm
9- looks great. Nice full box. Slices might be a little dry can't really tell. Looks very good though.
jaja01 KCBS MCBJ CTC
9/10/2014 06:52:40 am
Score/Reasons = 9, looks a bit dry. I like the clean look without garnish all over the meat.
Hank CBJ/KCBS
9/10/2014 10:18:23 am
8
Jeff KCBS CBJ
9/11/2014 01:39:44 pm
score / reason 7 slices look great, but the burnt ends look really burnt and unappealing
BLUESMOKE KCBS MCBJ/COMP COOK
9/12/2014 03:44:26 am
9.......Nice color and bark. Slices are evenly. Great knife work on the Burnt Ends.
Enrico BBQness, KCBS CBJ
9/12/2014 06:06:35 pm
9. Comments are closed.
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