Thermapen Recipes

Genevieve Taylor's delicious recipe of grilled chicken baguette with mango and lime leaf butter. Fresh lime leaves can be a little tricky to find, so substitute with a handful of coriander if you struggle to source them...

Genevieve Taylor is a live fire and BBQ expert, founder of Bristol Fire School and author of ten cookery books. We have invited Genevieve to share some of her top fire cooking tips and tools, together with a fresh and flavoursome Vietnamese chicken baguette recipe...

These lamb chops with olive tapenade are sure to hit the spot. Bursting with fresh herbs and Mediterranean flavours, they’ll bring back the sweet taste of summer holidays. Don’t forget to make sure your chops are perfectly pink inside by checking the temperature with your Thermapen...

Buttery, dense and crumbly, baking the perfect scone is all about texture. To create the best base for huge dollops of rich cream and sweet jam, ensure your scone is cooked until it reaches between 95 and 99°C. Enjoy in the garden or park for a delicious lockdown afternoon tea...

Ensuring a beef wellington is perfectly cooked for your liking is pretty impossible without cooking by temperature, and it’s a tragedy to cut into it after all of your hard work and discover that it is over or under done. The temperatures for rare, medium and well done beef are 52°C, 60°C and 71°C, but the temperature of the beef continues to rise while it rests, so it’s best to cook it a little under the final temperature that you would like it

A delicious twist on the classic dessert, these refreshing and summery treats are perfect for enjoying in the garden or park. The sponge is perfectly cooked to temperature, and the Italian meringue has the ideal satiny texture achieved by monitoring the sugar solution closely with a Thermapen...

Frustrated with advice centering around what you can’t eat, rather than what you can, Adam’s recipes are focused on ensuring families can enjoy safe and delicious food at every step. This is why we asked him to show us how he makes BBQ food a safe and enjoyable experience for his whole family...

This pork burger recipe by BBQ master Richard Holden is packed with fresh, vibrant, Italian flavours. Pork and parmesan make a great alternative to your usual beef and cheddar, while a generous dollop of pesto is always welcome in our books...

There’s no greater satisfaction than biting into a homemade burger and knowing that both the juicy patty and glossy brioche bun have been lovingly crafted by you. It takes a little time, but is easy enough for amateur bakers and cooks, and reaps huge rewards...

We’ve joined forces with UK BBQ enthusiast James McKay once again. This year he focuses on burgers, so James has put together his top tips for making and cooking a perfectly juicy patty on the BBQ, alongside three of his favourite burger recipes...

Cake pops are delicious bite-sized treats that are really fun to make and decorate for both kids and adults. If you’re looking to teach your little ones some beginner’s baking temperatures, this recipe is great as it includes how to check the cake is properly cooked as well as how to temper chocolate...

In the current COVID-19 pandemic, many of us are experiencing for the first time what it’s like to not have all of the food we want available to us all of the time. As temperature experts, here’s our top tips for making the most of your food during this difficult time...