People's choice competition

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cheech

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Dec 19, 2005
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Beautiful Grand Rapids Michigan
Well doing my first competition for my sister's church.

They are having a people's choice award, cooking chicken and ribs. The church will supply the meat and the cookers (55 gallon barrels cut in half then one half made into a lid)

Does any one have any suggestions for how to make the right stuff for a peoples choice competition?
 
You're already doing it Cheech. You just gotta show up and do your thing buster. Take your favorite rub and you're off to a winning start.
 
Cheech, brine the chicken and smoke it all. Load the charcoal on one end and meat on the other end. Take your probe and ET-73 (I'm sure you have one) to check temps.

'nough said....
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Good Luck!

Dawg
 
yes it does sound a bit like grilling but like it has been mention i will place the meat on onside and the heat on the other

some of the guys competing are nervous because my brother in law is bringing in a ringer I just wish I knew who this ringer is
 
Ok so I found out it was not a "real competition".

They told me after the contest was half started that they will be judging on presentation (Like having a nice place setting for the judges to sample the food) Prior to the contest they said that it would not be on presentation
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The first and second place team boiled their ribs!
I refuse to boil my ribs.

But it was a good time and my ribs and chicken tasted great. I found a person that has made ribs before and that helped a ton. (He knew what he was doing)

We had 15 racks of ribs and around 50 pieces of chicken and enough room to cook 4 ribs and 6 chickens.

I hope to have pictures later.
 
Cheech,

Sounds like you had a good time and am very proud that you stuck to the NBR credo (no boiled ribs).

See you at Silver Lake.
 
That not fair you were robbed! How can they change the rules at the last minute? I know you had the best ribs because - well ... Your our Cheech!
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It was a festival type of get together as an outreach event.

They had remote controlled airplanes, square dancing, a clown, bounce things for the kids, popcorn, cotton candy, a band, etc

It was fun but with out rules that are stuck to it was a bit disappointing.
 
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