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Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 03:54
by esselle
Here's Tuffy Stone - Cool Smoke arriving at Dillard.
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Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 07:42
by Nagaburns
esselle wrote:
Nagaburns wrote:Just out of interest, did the judges make any comments that point you in the right direction for those 50 points or is it left to guess work trying to figure out what they want?

All the best,

Lee
Lee it's pretty much left to guess work - sometimes you will get a comment card but it's rare - we had a card this time from judge number 1 who scored our pork 9 for appearance 8 for taste and 9 for tenderness and they said 'a little too salty otherwise it would have been a 9' which is perfect. Judge 5 scored the same pork as a 5 in taste and therefore should've given a comment card but didn't?
They're a fickle bunch then :roll:

Lee

Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 11:15
by esselle
Bad Byron's rig
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Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 11:31
by esselle
Our walk to turn in at the city hall
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Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 11:35
by esselle

Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 12:50
by esselle
Set up - apart from smoker
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Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 13:15
by keith157
Nice set up people, kinda puts the ubiquitous tranny van into perspective, I mean you wouldn't get half those rigs onto the sites I've been to :lol: I take it the Boss gets travel sick? ;)

Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 13:22
by esselle
I have never had a more beautiful veiw whilst competing!
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Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 13:33
by aris
I assume you borrowed or hired equipment, and bought all your ingredients locally? Did you find that to be a handicap?

Re: Miss Piggy's in Georgia and North Carolina.

Posted: 06 Aug 2012, 13:41
by esselle
aris wrote:I assume you borrowed or hired equipment, and bought all your ingredients locally? Did you find that to be a handicap?
We had 3 lists. Stuff to borrow, stuff to buy and stuff to take. We borrowed only things that we couldn't take such as gazebo smoker tables etc. We took anything that could fit in a suitcase and bought the rest. It's always funny going through customs with a suitcase full of strange looking powders, small electrical items with probe wires and knives! Definately no handicap at all the only handicap was the gap in the ability - but hopefully we can change that a bit in our favour next time out. ;)