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She has her methods. Mostly grilling. I don't interfere. :-) She loathes sous vide. The nice thing about the Thermapen is that it reads so fast that it's easy
by rtikulit 5y ago
She has her methods. Mostly grilling. I don't interfere. :-)
She loathes sous vide.
The nice thing about the Thermapen is that it reads so fast that it's easy to explore the temperature gradients in the food. It's a learning process, right? In my own cooking, I'm correlating the measurements with technique and results, and when I finally cook something well I can reliably repeat it.
(Full disclosure. I have the surface temperature version of the Thermapen and a 4-channel recording thermometer, and I've profiled the oven, the griddle, etc. :-) We now focus on improving other aspects of cooking, confident that temperature is handled.)
- henrikschroder 5y ago> it reads so fast that it's easy to explore the temperature gradients in the food. I was amazed when I discovered this. If you have a thick steak on a pan, knowing what the temperature gradient looks like inside is very valuable, compared to just knowing the temperature in the middle. Just slide your thermapen out slowly, and you can get a good reading on the gradient.