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But there are a few things you need to do first. To Sanction or Not Sanction: Establishing the Rules. Choose a Theme, Goal and Date. Fundraising. Finding Competitors for a BBQ Cook-Off. Recruiting Judges for a BBQ Cook-Off. Advertising for a BBQ Cook-Off. Load up on Volunteers. Offer Everyone What They Need.
The world of competition barbecue is a world where pitmasters and backyard grillers come together for a couple of days to cook six succulent servings of chicken, ribs, pork and brisket for a panel of certified judges in an effort to make the best bbq.
Sauce is judged separately from ribs. Ribs can earn up to 40 points: 20 for taste, 10 for texture, 10 for appearance. Judges look for ribs that are properly prepared, not undercooked, not dried out and overcooked. Ribs shouldnt be too smoky and should be correctly seasoned.
Judges have a few seconds to rank the appearance of the meat on a scale from 2 for inedible to 9 for excellent. If you break a rule, they will give you a penalty score of 1. KCBS rules can change annually, so its wise to see if there have been any updates before you compete.
Every KCBS judges table includes six certified judges. Individual Styrofoam boxes with each competitors entry are passed around the table. Judges have a few seconds to rank the appearance of the meat on a scale from 2 for inedible to 9 for excellent. If you break a rule, they will give you a penalty score of 1.
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Cook-offs involve the participation of teams that prepare large quantities of their favorite recipes that are provided to judges and are given (or sold) to participants to try. Teams pay to enter, participants pay to attend, prizes are awarded and a good time is had by all!
Every KCBS judges table includes six certified judges. Individual Styrofoam boxes with each competitors entry are passed around the table. Judges have a few seconds to rank the appearance of the meat on a scale from 2 for inedible to 9 for excellent. If you break a rule, they will give you a penalty score of 1.
The world of competition barbecue is a world where pitmasters and backyard grillers come together for a couple of days to cook six succulent servings of chicken, ribs, pork and brisket for a panel of certified judges in an effort to make the best bbq.
Who pays for the meat? Just like everything else related to PC, who buys the meat varies, too. Some contests will provide you with a certain amount of ribs or pork butts while others require you to bring your own. In either case, event coordinators usually offer a 50/50 split based on ticket sales.
3) Spareribs usually win. At home, I love baby back ribs, but in competition, I stick with spare ribs. More often than not, spareribs land me in the top 10 in any given contest sanctioned by Kansas City Barbeque Society (KCBS).

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