Kinda curious about how the judges would score the point for turn-in over the flat. I have never turned in the point. I know if cooked right the point is some good eatin.
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Re: turn-in slices
I know I couldn't get 7 let alone 9 1/4" to 3/8" slices of point off my briskets they would be falling apart
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Thanks k.a.m., your right about the slices.
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Re: turn-in slices
Might be hard to turn in point alone, but varying with the shape and where you take your slices from it is possible to turn in flat and point that is still conjoined together.
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Re: turn-in slices
I agree I don't think you could possibly get all the slices from the point. I have mixed point & flat slices in the turn in box before and made final table. The trick is to get them the same size as the flat slices without any "blocking".
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