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4/19/2013 07:22:26 pm
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George
4/19/2013 09:48:33 pm
7 - Looks dry and unappetizing.
John - KCBS / MCBJ, CTC, Rep; MBN, MIM & MABA Judge
4/19/2013 10:09:39 pm
7, maybe 8 in person. The meat, itself, and overall box layout looks looks good. However, the haphazard, sloppy placement detract greatly from the appearance. Were you late for turn-in and mostly "threw" the meat into the box?
Dan KCBS CTC,MCBJ
4/20/2013 12:34:01 am
8 kinda jumbled,might have been mishandled
Jeff / kcbs cbj
4/20/2013 12:54:34 am
7 - looks a little dry and haphazardly cook
Ed KCBS MCBJ
4/20/2013 02:22:35 am
Full box, that's good. Looks quite dry. Crumbly cuts indicate overdone. Cuts are poor quality and slices are eneven widths. Bark is nice, bet it tastes better than it looks.
Bill F
4/20/2013 02:32:17 am
8 Good potential here but possibly a little on the dry side. I like the finish.
Mike Cannon
4/20/2013 02:38:40 am
7 - messy and uneven.
Greg MCBJ/KCBS
4/20/2013 03:02:30 am
score=8
jim v mcbj
4/20/2013 03:28:11 am
7 not evenly arranged, meat looks dry and the char is uneven.
Doug Master CBJ & CTC
4/20/2013 03:29:21 am
Score = 7: Can't really see the meat, all I can see is the bark.
Dick-MCBJ/CTC
4/20/2013 05:52:47 am
Score 9. Nice entry, good color on the bark and also on the meat.
Frank KCBS MCBJ CTC
4/20/2013 09:36:47 am
7. - Nice bark. Can't see the meat. Chunks to the right could be better organized and presented.
Old Goat
4/20/2013 11:21:35 am
8 Good looking box, appears dry.
Don CBJ
4/20/2013 06:47:03 pm
Not very appealing at first look. Nobody took enough time to put pork in box a little better
Ike, cbj/kcbs
4/21/2013 11:46:15 am
Bark looks burnt and they did a poor job of cutting....7
bruce nickels
4/22/2013 12:31:49 am
SCORE/REASONS: 6. We can not see the interior of the mm. Looks too dry and overcooked. Arrange meat so we can see more than the bark.
BlueSmoke KCBS CBJ/COMP COOK
4/22/2013 02:01:53 am
6........Good color with a nice bark.
Tom - CBJ w/ KCBS, MBN, NCPC & comp cook
4/22/2013 02:59:54 am
8
Jeff KCBS CBJ
4/22/2013 04:08:41 am
score / comment 7 ok color looks dry slices not cut even chunks need to be arranged a little straighter
Chaz D KCBS CBJ
4/22/2013 04:57:12 am
7-8 The meat looks overcooked and dry. Also, be careful with the placement. The money muscle looks like its falling out of the box at the top while there is a decent amount of green at the bottom. A bit of moisture would have saved this box.
cheri-kcbs
4/22/2013 06:38:12 am
Box of meat looks very dry and burnt on the outside. I don't think they need to drown the meat in sauce however, this is not very uniform or appealing placement. Score 6
Dwain
4/22/2013 07:02:06 am
7 - just doesn't seem "put together".
jaja01 KCBS MCBJ
4/22/2013 07:50:23 am
6 - the meat is haphazardly placed in the box. The dark color of the top of the meat appears to be a little burnt. Could just be the rub but it is not very appetizing to me.
Tony S CBJ
4/23/2013 01:14:45 am
8 nice mix of color lacking some uniformity
Jim S. KCBS CBJ NEBS
4/23/2013 03:58:55 am
Appearance Score: 7 Comments are closed.
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