ThermoWorks Kitchen: Recipes, Tips & Temp Talk

ThermoWorks Kitchen: Recipes, Tips & Temp Talk
Recipes Both Delicious and Healthy
Sheet-pan Baked Chicken Recipe: Temperature, Not Time
Well, it happened. The calendar flipped. The holidays are now history, and with them the season of indulgent eating, entertaining, and sinks full of dishes. It’s January again, time to pare down and get organized. Time to start eating healthier—still delicious but healthier. It’s baked chicken breast time. If that sounds about right to you,…
Pan-Seared Halibut: Critical Temps and a Delicious Sauce
Cooking fish is, frankly, a little scary for most cooks. Fish overcooks easily, and when it is overcooked, its quality degrades more steeply than, say, beef. This is a shame because a great piece of fish, like the pan-seared halibut we’ll be covering today, makes a fantastic meal. Here, we aim to dispel any fish-fears…
How to Grill Chicken Thighs: Temps for Superior Chicken
Chicken is indisputably America’s favorite meat by pound consumed. And one of the easiest, best, and cheapest ways to cook chicken is to grill boneless skinless chicken thighs. They’re incredibly forgiving, which is good for a high-heat environment like a grill, and produce out-size tastiness for the. In this post, we’ll go over the how’s…
Homemade Sourdough Bread: Times and Temperatures
There’s nothing like freshly baked bread to make your home smell amazing. Everyone loves a fresh, warm loaf spread with softened butter and maybe some quality jam. But bread is intimidating for many people to make, and so most of us rely on the store-bought stuff. And while I’m not here to criticize sliced bread,…
How to Grill Shrimp: Skewers both Impressive and Perfectly Cooked
You’ve prepped hard for your Labor Day cookout. Sides have been properly assigned to the people who will cook them right. Drinks are iced and plentiful. Meats—whether ribs, steaks, or burgers—are well in hand. Everything is good. But do you know what would make everything great? A mountain of grilled shrimp to go along with…
Grill-Roasted Prime Rib Recipe: How to Cook Perfect Prime Rib on a Grill
By Tim Clowers of Cook It With Tim Overview This Prime Rib recipe is designed to take the stress out of cooking a holiday centerpiece by relying on internal temperature instead of guesswork. Whether you’re cooking prime rib for the first time or refining your go-to method, this approach delivers consistent, restaurant-quality results using a…
Perfect a New Skill
Delicious Homemade Sandwich Bread: Easy to Make With Thermal Tips
In my Great-grandmother’s time, and her mother’s time, and hers before that, it was not the norm to buy all of your bread at the store. Heck, not even all of it came from the baker. Speaking in broad generalities, many people used to make their daily bread. Now, I’m not advocating for a return…
How to Make Canadian Bacon/Back Bacon: Much Better Homemade
This may not come as a surprise, but Canadian bacon is not called Canadian bacon in Canada. Oh, and it is not a round, tube-shaped ham. Far from the floppy, soggy ham you’ve seen strewn about on pizza, or unjustly represented by the weird, perfectly circular meat slices on eggs Benedict, real Canadian bacon—and even…
Homemade Cannoli: Recipe and Frying Temps for a Delicious Dessert
Good cannoli can be hard to find. Unless you live in a city with a substantial Italian population, cannoli might not even be available, let alone good. But that just isn’t acceptable. Everyone should be able to enjoy great cannoli! Here, we present a recipe for fantastic cannoli with crisp, flavorful shells and beautifully simple,…
Hot and Fast Brisket: Done In Half the Time
Brisket is meat alchemy. You take a tough, useless cut of meat full of iron-like connective tissue and turn it into smooth, soft, smoky, savory meat pudding! But, if there’s anything to dislike about brisket, it has to be that it takes seemingly forever to cook. 12 hours? 18 hours?!? There’s no way to cook…
How to Make Pâte de Fruit: Firm, Yielding Texture Due to Temperature Control
I first tasted pâte de fruit when I was working in a high-end cooking goods store. We received a shipment to sell and sampled a box so we could know how to answer customers’ questions about them. It was all I could do to not eat the whole box. I’d never encountered something quite like…
Homemade Chocolate Babka: Perfectly Done, Easier Than Expected
The idea of making chocolate babka used to scare us, but then we made some—and found out just how delicious and easy it is to make at home. Though we love the mail-order loaves from classic bakeries in New York, with the right temperatures and a good recipe, we can make it at home for…
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