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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the BBQ Cook Off Entry Form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Team Name in the designated field. This should reflect your business name, organization, or individual team name.
  3. Fill in the Chief Cook's details, including their name, phone number, and email address. Ensure all contact information is accurate for communication purposes.
  4. Provide your complete address, including city, state, and zip code. This information is crucial for event correspondence.
  5. If applicable, list any Corporate Team Sponsor in the provided space. Remember that each BBQ team can have up to three members; indicate how many members are on your team.
  6. Review the acceptance section regarding entry fees and submission deadlines. Make sure to note that payment must be submitted by August 15, 2016.
  7. Once completed, save your form and follow the instructions for mailing it along with payment to the specified address.

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After cooking, all meat must be maintained at a minimum temperature of 140 degrees F in a covered container until turned in for judging. All contest meat, once inspected, may not leave the Grillers site until turned in for judging. After inspection the meat may be marinated, salted, seasoned or cooked by the Griller.
In competitive BBQ contests, scoring is typically based on multiple criteria such as taste, tenderness, appearance, and overall impression. The score sheet acts as the official record, helping judges provide objective evaluations while allowing organizers to compile results efficiently.
Judging Criteria Taste (40%): Does the dish taste great? Visual Appeal (25%) Does the photo or video make you hungry? Creativity (20%): Is it unique and memorable? Ease of Preparation (15%): Is the recipe straightforward and manageable?
Meats are scored for taste, tenderness and appearance on a scale of 1 -- 9 each. So, for example, you may give a rib a 7 for appearance, an 8 for tenderness and a 9 for taste. 9 is the best score, and 1 is a disqualification, which requires permission and confirmation from a KCSB representative to issue.
Its hard to think of anything as exciting as a barbeque cook-off competition. From an audience perspective, its a chance to try some world-class eats. Participants get to show off their skills. From a business angle, its a perfect way to raise money and awareness for a number of charitable organizations and causes.
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