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Take the guesswork out of cooking with an instant-read thermometer - Longview News Journal
You should always use all five of your senses when cooking. But sometimes a sixth sure would be helpful.
Not the Haley-Joel-Osment-I-see-dead-people type of sixth sense (although hey, whatever). I'm talking about the extrasensory perception type, the ability to know exactly what your food is telling you.
Namely, is it done?
Thankfully, there is a handy tool for that! And it's not all that exotic, either. If you don't have one, friends, it's time you got an instant-read thermometer.
You should always use all five of your senses when cooking. But sometimes a sixth sure would be helpful.
Not the Haley-Joel-Osment-I-see-dead-people type of sixth sense (although hey, whatever). I'm talking about the extrasensory perception type, the ability to know exactly what your food is telling you.
Namely, is it done?
Thankfully, there is a handy tool for that! And it's not all that exotic, either. If you don't have one, friends, it's time you got an instant-read thermometer.