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Whether it be on the pork butt or the brisket, how do you like your bark.
What texture?
What Color?
How Flavorful?
 
Does'nt matter what texture I like it, it's what the judges like. When i figure that out, I'll let you know.:wink:
 
I think a lot of cooks confuse the term. Where they think that bark means crunchy/burnt outside.... Mine is hardly crunchy or burnt. But is filled with flavors...
 
Build that bark! To me its the layers of rub and sauce I build up on the meat . Not crunchy and I try to not to make it to dark. All about the flavor
 
Scottie,

Do all the pieces you turn in have bark - or do you mix it up a bit for turn in?
 
Monty, think of a painting... Does it look better with all one color on it or is it more appealing if you have multiple colors? I find that it 'pops' more if you have distinctive pieces and colors...

Enough though, as I know Sled and Pat are keeping notes.... :shock:
 
I think a lot of cooks confuse the term. Where they think that bark means crunchy/burnt outside.... Mine is hardly crunchy or burnt. But is filled with flavors...

That's the route I take with mine...

Enough though, as I know Sled and Pat are keeping notes.... :shock:

Getting a little paranoid aren't we????:roll:
 
nah, they've just been asking direct questions lately... :shock:

And for those that know me and talk to me in person, I am very open with cooking techniques.... People helped me and my way it to pay it forward... Might not be my number 1 recipe, but it's a recipe... :twisted:
 
Oh, did I tell you whipped cream? I usually say Miracle Whip... See I have to keep track of who I tell what... Less follow-up questions that way....
 
Monty, think of a painting... Does it look better with all one color on it or is it more appealing if you have multiple colors? I find that it 'pops' more if you have distinctive pieces and colors...

Enough though, as I know Sled and Pat are keeping notes.... :shock:

My secretary is taking notes now. Team Brew-B-Q had a budget increase and hired some nice ladies to keep track of things. :biggrin:
 
does anyone find that "if" they foil that the barks apperance is lessend a bit? mine seems to need another round on the smoker prior to slicing.
 
Monty, think of a painting... Does it look better with all one color on it or is it more appealing if you have multiple colors? I find that it 'pops' more if you have distinctive pieces and colors...

Enough though, as I know Sled and Pat are keeping notes.... :shock:

Podge is taking notes too !:mrgreen:
 
I've never really paid much attention to bark since its not a category for judging. I balance flavors, make sure its moist, and make that box look purty.
 
You don't think that bark can play in the appearance score? I take from a specific part, just for it's appearance and texture of the bark.
 
And for those that know me and talk to me in person, I am very open with cooking techniques.... People helped me and my way it to pay it forward... Might not be my number 1 recipe, but it's a recipe... :twisted:

Any port in a storm for us wanna bees:smile: Know I repeat myself but I LOVE this site! You folks are great!

Paying forward is a great way to view things:-D Try to do the same in life but unfortunately can't really help much with Q...hopefully someday...
 
Monty, think of a painting... Does it look better with all one color on it or is it more appealing if you have multiple colors? I find that it 'pops' more if you have distinctive pieces and colors...

Enough though, as I know Sled and Pat are keeping notes.... :shock:

I get it.
Bob Ross MOD...
Thanks Scottie :tongue:
 
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