Cooking anything perfectly, but especially meat, can often seem like it requires some alchemical blend of art, science, and magic. There are ways that — with some experience — you can start to get a ...

The best way to know when your turkey is done is by sticking a meat thermometer into the space between the thigh and the breast. OKRAD via Getty Images If you judge the doneness of your turkey by ...

What are the best wireless meat thermometers for grills and smokers? Summer is the best time to host backyard parties and grill up mouth-watering food. Nothing beats spending quality time with family ...

With over 80K reviews, everyone from grilling enthusiasts to dinner party hosts swears by this digital meat thermometer from ...

This scenario might sound familiar. You’ve spent time in the kitchen cooking a wonderful meal. You plate everything up, but when you sit down and cut into your piece of meat it’s totally overcooked — ...

Knowing how to properly use your kitchen equipment can help turn a home cook into a home chef with a quickness. One piece of technology that can be deceptively unintuitive is also one of the most ...

You don’t have to be a grilling newbie to benefit from a meat thermometer. While the tool is undoubtedly helpful for fledgling meat-searers, everyone can benefit from checking the numbers when it ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." While it may not be the sexiest tool in your culinary drawer, the meat thermometer is an important one.

The secret to cooking meat? A good thermometer. And, thanks to the $100 Meater Plus’ 165-foot range, surprisingly useful smartphone app, and accurate temperature readings, I’m cooking that meat easier ...

Thanksgiving is a day that is known for family, friendship, football, and of course, food. But when preparing the food for Thanksgiving, most importantly the turkey, making sure your turkey is cooked ...

More than a third of people surveyed in Northern Ireland own a meat thermometer, according to recent research. Safefood is encouraging everyone to “Trust the Meat Thermometer” this barbecue season.