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Recap for 2nd Rock Springs BBQ & Tailgate Throwdown

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Trailhound

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Does anyone know what the point multipliers are for presentation, texture, and flavor?

Hey Scott
I would like to know too.

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#16 - February 01, 2011, 11:20:55 am
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Mike (AZBarbeque)

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It's based on a total of a 5 point multiplier with Flavor getting 50% of that, Texture getting 35% and Presentation getting 15%.
#17 - February 01, 2011, 11:24:15 am
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If God wanted us to be Vegetarians, why did he make animals out of meat??

AzScott

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So flavor is 2.5, Texture is 1.75, and presentation is .75 points.  Cool thanks!
#18 - February 01, 2011, 12:03:11 pm
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Funtimebbq

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Thanks for that factor info.  It looks like taste is less important and texture more so than what we have been used to.

If other teams or judges wish to share, how did you handle the new garnish rule?  Did teams try something new?  Did judges notice anything new?  The way Slap Yo Daddy BBQ uses garnish is no secret.  I did not alter our turn-in boxes for this contest, in case anyone wants to know.

Benny
#19 - February 01, 2011, 09:41:41 pm

Crash

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I know we noticed one team using a whole bunch of different greens in their box.  The picture was posted on Facebook and the team finished in the top 5 overall.  The box had not been filled with meat, so I have no idea what turn-in it was going to be used for.
#20 - February 01, 2011, 11:01:39 pm
I love animals.  They're delicious!
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Otis857

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Greetings to all who made the Rock Springs Comp such a fun event.
  As someone new to the whole upper level of bbqing, I was truly impressed! My wife and I made it out Saturday and really enjoyed the people we met. We didn't make it in time for the chicken, but we both stuffed ourselves on the samples of pulled pork, ribs and my wife's favorite, brisket. I had hoped to get more time to talk with you all, but it seemed that everyone was busy preparing their turn in boxes and we didn't want to intrude on the most important part of the event for you guys.

We were amazed at the differences in flavor from the various booths we sampled. We both wondered what was the criteria for which flavor scored higher than others. We ate some great bbq and some of the results surprised both of us. Some samples we really enjoyed didnt score quite as well as some we liked less (but it was ALL good) . I imagine much of it is up to the judges preferences, but what goes into trying to anticipate what the judges look for in flavor? I came away a little more confused than I thought I would after reading the results and eating the samples.

What an eye opener! I thought I could cook up some good Q, but you all showed me how Much farther I can go.
#21 - February 02, 2011, 04:02:09 pm
Mike
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Rhino

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Regarding the garnish: We typically will use Green Leaf Lettuce and/or Parsley. I've wondered what Red Tip Lettuce would look like, so we changed it out for the Green Leaf and used parsley with it in every box.

I have posted the pictures of our turn-in boxes on our Facebook page, check out http://www.facebook.com/banditbbq if you'd like to see them.

Other than not building up the chix bed enough, and a few sloppy spots while trying to get meat in the box in a hurry, I was generally pleased with our boxes.  Please feel free to critique; I'm always open to ideas and thoughts!

Carpe 'Que,
Jim Rhino
#22 - February 02, 2011, 04:47:51 pm
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Funtimebbq

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Thanks Jim,

It was great to meet you last weekend and congratulations on the awards.  I wanted to say goodbye right after the awards but you were recapping with the team and I didn't want to interrupt.

I'll check out the facebook page.

Benny
#23 - February 02, 2011, 08:13:28 pm

Rhino

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Thanks Jim,

It was great to meet you last weekend and congratulations on the awards.  I wanted to say goodbye right after the awards but you were recapping with the team and I didn't want to interrupt.

I'll check out the facebook page.

Benny
Great meeting you too, Benny! Hope to cook with you again sometime!

Carpe 'Que,
Jim Rhino
#24 - February 03, 2011, 11:00:52 am
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grizmt

Thanks for that factor info.  It looks like taste is less important and texture more so than what we have been used to.

If other teams or judges wish to share, how did you handle the new garnish rule?  Did teams try something new?  Did judges notice anything new?  The way Slap Yo Daddy BBQ uses garnish is no secret.  I did not alter our turn-in boxes for this contest, in case anyone wants to know.

Benny
Well Benny, I saw some very interesting twists on garnish. Multiple greens in the same box and greens different than allowed by any other body. It was different I have to say and definitely colorful. Having judged for a while now it was interesting to see all the different things people can do with unlimited "green,leafy veggies". Creativity at it's best?
#25 - February 03, 2011, 11:14:56 am

rstone

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After getting back and thinking about this contest. I just wanted to say it was one of the most enjoyable contets! Everyone was there to have fun and just have a great time!

Thanks for letting R and R be part of a great new experiance!
#26 - February 09, 2011, 09:53:52 am
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