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Ike, CBJ/KCBS
8/8/2012 01:02:47 am
Even though the pieces are not uniform and run two different ways I would still score it an 8, possibly a nine in person (would like to see the color better).
Frank CBJ
8/8/2012 01:08:44 am
8. Overexposed. Giving the benefit of the doubt here.
Bill cbj kcbs
8/8/2012 01:08:59 am
9
Bill F.
8/8/2012 01:24:12 am
6 Unusual arrangement, nice even color though, the greenery is overflowing the box.
Doug KCBS Master CBJ / CTC
8/8/2012 02:04:39 am
The pieces are nestled down in the box so it is hard to get a good look at them. The sauce looks even, but the color of the chicken makes it look under cooked. Overall this box doesn't look very appetizing to me. It is just average so it gets a 6 from me.
BlueSmoke
8/8/2012 02:07:28 am
KCBS CBJ/COMP COOK
Larry CBJ/KCBS/MCBJ/GBA
8/8/2012 02:55:58 am
8 - Garnish covers the meat.
Bob
8/8/2012 03:28:24 am
Score 8 I'm curious about the lighter sauces, but haven't been a big fan.
Dick-CBJ
8/8/2012 03:55:46 am
Score 7. The layout of the box, the chicken hidden in the garnish and the lack of color does not make this chicken appealing.
Ed KCBS MCBJ
8/8/2012 04:02:15 am
Pretty nice looking bird. Nice job of glazing.
Don O KCBS cbj
8/8/2012 04:09:00 am
Kinda looks like Jalapeno poppers. Sizes of chicken are too different and The color makes it appear the chicken wasn't cooked long enough.
Lorne Rae
8/8/2012 06:37:36 am
I give it a 7. Good even color and size. Interesting but good pattern. Two center pieces offset to left and lower right partially hidden.
Vince - CBJ/KCBS - CA - 16 comps.
8/8/2012 07:30:59 am
7. Nice even color/glaze on the meat, but pieces are too deep into the garnish, preventing full view. Hard to determine degree of uniformity in pieces. Comments are closed.
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