Thermapen Recipes

Sourdough baking is a humble, time-honoured tradition borne out of simple ingredients and beautiful craft. The loaf is crisp and rustic, its slices chewy and flavoursome. Typically made from nothing other than good quality flour, water and a little salt, it’s also healthy and easy to digest...

Both the Thermapen Professional and Thermapen Classic are easy to use, highly accurate and reliable temperature instruments. However, it’s important to understand the relationship between food and temperature in order to get the correct results from your thermometer...

Impress your loved one with a restaurant-worthy steak. This simple recipe packs a lot of flavour, and by cooking the meat Sous Vide you can be sure that you will get it exactly how they like it. The chimichurri sauce is fresh and light, but the red wine vinegar and chilli gives it a real kick – the perfect way to spice up your date nights...

Burns Night is a commemoration of the life and work of Scottish poet Robert Burns. A celebratory supper is held each year on 25th January, and typically includes a haggis, Scotch whisky and a recital of Burns’ poetry.Traditional haggis is a nourishing combination of minced lamb’s ‘pluck’ (heart, liver and lungs) and beef together with oats, onion and spices...

We are delighted to have UK BBQ enthusiast James McKay back on the Thermapen blog to present this sweet and succulent barbecued turkey recipe. James shares recipes and guides to barbecuing on his YouTube channel, as well as his blog barbechoo.com...

The soft flavour of buttery baked apple is so comforting at this time of year. Paired with a crisp shortbread base and served with salted thyme caramel and vanilla ice cream, this dessert is just perfect...

Making your own sweet treats is great for many reasons. It’s a fun activity, they’re delicious and they make really thoughtful gifts. Fudge is one of our favourites because the creamy and decadent flavour is perfect for indulging...

Billy & Jack‘s succulent ballotine paired with a crisp bubble and squeak fritter, pan fried wild mushrooms and steamed brussels sprouts. The dish is a simple blend of traditional and modern elements of the Christmas dinner, packed with comforting, meaty flavours and sweetened with a light cranberry gel...

This delicately spiced monkfish is beautifully soft and paired wonderfully with the light beetroot curry sauce, fennel and preserved lemon onion bhaji...

This creamy soup can be a great starter or a comforting dish on its own. The spiced seeds give the soup a delightful crunch and kick, while the strong and spicy flavour of the stilton and nduja will make you never want any other toastie again...

In the months before Christmas we often find ourselves roasting chickens at every opportunity in mental and emotional preparation for the pressure of the bountiful festive bird. This recipe is great for one of the first roasts of the season, as the autumn veggies won’t leave you bored of your festive trimmings by the time Christmas dinners roll around...

Ah the time has come again, when the nation unites for the love of all things British and baking – The Great British Bake Off is back! So with this is in my mind we have gathered together a bunch of recipe collaborations from some of our favorite foodie bloggers to get you on your way...