I wouldn’t say that I’m a naturally talented home cook. I love to cook, but while some seem to have a preternatural ability to see inside their protein of choice or give it a poke and pull it off the heat at exactly the right moment, I’ve been way over (or under) more times than I’d like to admit. Getting a wired probe thermometer was a big step in the right direction, but if I didn’t get the tip of the probe right in the center, I could still screw it up. For that reason, I’ve been curious about predictive thermometers. They’re wireless, and beyond telling you the current temperature, they use multiple sensors to measure how quickly heat is transferring and predict when the center will reach your desired temperature. I’d been seeing ads for chef-scientist Chris Young’s Combustion Predictive Thermometer, and once I saw it start to show up in J. Kenji López-Alt’s YouTube videos, I decided it was time to try it.
I wouldn’t say that I’m a naturally talented home cook. I love to cook, but while some seem to have a preternatural ability to see inside their protein of choice or give it a poke and pull it off the heat at exactly the right moment, I’ve been way over (or under) more times than I’d like to admit.
Getting a wired probe thermometer was a big step in the right direction, but if I didn’t get the tip of the probe right in the center, I could still screw it up. For that reason, I’ve been curious about predictive thermometers. They’re wireless, and beyond telling you the current temperature, they use multiple sensors to measure how quickly heat is transferring and predict when the center will reach your desired temperature.
I’d been seeing ads for chef-scientist Chris Young’s Combustion Predictive Thermometer, and once I saw it start to show up in J. Kenji López-Alt’s YouTube videos, I decided it was time to try it.
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