The Best Food Thermometer
February 01, 2019
The best food thermometer is one that can take a reading super fast. The Thermopop is really great for taking quick, accurate temperatures on meats or liquids and is about the simplest designed thermometer I’ve used.
I have it near the stove at all times to get a quick read on chicken, steaks, or frying oil temperature.
Recipes that require a Food Thermometer:
- Sourdough Shokupan- Sourdough bread is made with a wild-fermented sourdough starter in combination with flour and liquid. For this bread I use milk as the… - June 13, 2020 
- Fish Sticks- Fish sticks are best made with a fresh, fleshy white fish like cod or flounder. You’ll want to select a thick filet. In this recipe adapted… - September 01, 2019 
- Roast Chicken over Vegetables- I use the the Thomas Keller recipe to roast chicken, but I recently read that if you roast the chicken over vegetables it will add flavor to… - August 12, 2019 
- Fried Chicken Sandwich- I found out about J. Kenji López-Alt’s #betterthanchickfila challenge on twitter and I was excited to see that he has deconstructed the… - May 05, 2019 
- Cast Iron Crispy Fried Chicken- One of the best ways to season a cast iron pan is to fry things with it, and a great recipe to use to instantly season the pan is fried… - March 30, 2019 
- Pan Roasted Steak- This is the method outlined for cooking dry aged steaks in David Chang’s “The Mind of a Chef” series. Packing the steak in salt draws the… - February 14, 2019 
- Buttermilk Brined Roast Chicken- After trying my crispy roast chicken using Thomas Keller’s no-brine method, I heard about Samin Nosrat’s recommended buttermilk roast… - February 07, 2019 
- Crispy Roast Chicken- My gold standard for roast chicken is the crispy skin, salty chicken they serve at Oktoberfest, also called Wiesnhendl, or just Hendl. It is… - January 09, 2019 
- Pan Roasted Lamb Loin Chops- Lamb loin chop can be tricky to cook- if you’re using a thermometer to measure the temperature make sure you don’t measure too close to the… - October 15, 2018 
Written by Will Chiong who lives and works in New York building useful things.