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2. www.goodhousekeeping.com › cooking-tools › a33436782How to Properly Use a Meat Thermometer - How to Read Dial ...

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   Here are a few steps you need to keep in mind: 1. Insert it into the right spot: Make sure to insert the probe into meat, not hitting bone or gristle. The USDA provides info on where to place the ...

3. www.seriouseats.com › how-to-take-meat-temperatureThe Right Way to Use a Meat Thermometer - Serious Eats

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   Jan 18, 2024 · Once you've done that, slowly retract the thermometer through the meat. As the tip enters the meat, you'll see the temperature reading rise abruptly, then start to drop as you get closer and closer to the center. Keep retracting the thermometer slowly, and eventually you'll hit a low point—the point at which the numbers will start to rise ...

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   How do you know if a meat thermometer is working?

   • As the tip enters the meat, you'll see the temperature reading rise abruptly, then start to drop as you get closer and closer to the center. Keep retracting the thermometer slowly, and eventually you'll hit a low point—the point at which the numbers will start to rise again. This minimum point is the temperature reading you should go by.**

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   What happens if a meat thermometer is not placed correctly?

   • If your thermometer isn’t placed into your meat the correct way, the temperature read may be inaccurate. “Insert the probe tip into the thickest middle part of the food, avoiding bones and fat,” recommends Reed Lalor, Vice President at ThermoPro, which makes meat thermometers.

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   Should you put a meat thermometer in a cold spot?

   • “Insert the probe tip into the thickest middle part of the food, avoiding bones and fat,” recommends Reed Lalor, Vice President at ThermoPro, which makes meat thermometers. “Inserting the probe into a cold spot or hot spot can result in improperly cooked food.”

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   How long does it take to read a meat thermometer?

   • This temperature reading process takes a lot longer than a good digital meat thermometer, which can usually read the temperature in a few seconds. And most importantly, a digital meat thermometer will give you an accurate reading at the probe’s tip, not over an area of inches. Goodbye dry meat.

   How to Read a Good Cook Meat Thermometer

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5. www.simplyrecipes.com › recipes › the_finger_test_toThe Finger Test to Check the Doneness of Meat - Simply Recipes

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   Apr 1, 2024 · Gently press the tip of your middle finger to the tip of your thumb. This is medium-rare. Press the tip of your index finger to the tip of your thumb. The fleshy area below the thumb should give quite a bit. This is what meat cooked to rare feels like. Open up your palm again and compare raw to rare.

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6. www.marthastewart.com › 8360390 › how-to-use-a-meatHow to Use a Meat Thermometer and Why You Need One

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   Jan 23, 2023 · Meat thermometers are available in both dial and digital form—but keep the latter away from water unless it's waterproof, says Catie Beauchamp, PhD., the vice president of food science, quality, and safety at ButcherBox . To use a meat thermometer, "insert the end of the probe into the thickest part of the meat product, at least 2 inches ...

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   Go in at an angle in the middle of the cut, wait for a second, and then touch the tester to your wrist. If it's cold, the meat is raw. If it's warm — close to your body temperature — then the ...

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   Feb 6, 2023 · If your thermometer isn’t placed into your meat the correct way, the temperature read may be inaccurate. “Insert the probe tip into the thickest middle part of the food, avoiding bones and fat,” recommends Reed Lalor, Vice President at ThermoPro, which makes meat thermometers. “Inserting the probe into a cold spot or hot spot can result ...

9. thermomeat.com › how-to-read-good-cook-meatHow to Read a Good Cook Meat Thermometer - Thermo Meat

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   The thermometer itself is resting on the counter at room temperature. When the thermometer is heated one end of the needle will start to rise clockwise to the left. When the black end (on the old version) or the pointed end (new version) is pointing to a certain temperature, the corresponding red part of the needle (old version) or the bulbous ...