Jim Moore, AKA Only Slaggin, is prolific in the BBQ community for his succulent and adventurous cooks, all cooked perfectly to temperature. So we asked him to talk to us about why being on #TEAMTEMPERATURE is so important when it comes to cooking with meat and fire. With temperature as your guide, and a Thermapen as your trusty sidekick, you’ll be cooking perfectly juicy and delicious BBQ food all year long...

Great for beginners looking to get into low and slow smoking, beef short ribs are simpler to make but still have all the flavour, bark and tenderness of bigger cuts like brisket. The Smokin’ Elk shows us how to cook beef ribs on the BBQ, ensuring they’re perfectly juicy and tender.

There’s nothing more comforting than a delicious roast topside of beef with lashings of gravy and a big ol’ Yorkshire pud. We served this recipe with roast beetroot, potatoes and a dollop of beetroot and horseradish cream, to add some colour and earthy flavours to the dish.

This Christmas is about going all out and making your Christmas dinner extra special. What better way to do that than by cooking yours on the BBQ? The Smokin’ Elk wouldn’t have his any other way, so he showed us how to do this simple but delicious juicy BBQ turkey crown that’s guaranteed to make anyone’s Christmas the one.

This spectacular standing rib roast by BBQ master The Smokin’ Elk, cooked to medium rare perfection with the DOT Digital Oven Thermometer and Thermapen One. A special cut of meat always deserves a special gravy too, so I’m also going to show you how to make that!

The process of cooking meat is not complete once it’s off the heat. Understanding how to rest meat properly is key to getting it perfectly cooked and juicy. We used our temperature knowledge to answer common questions about resting...

Simple in ingredients but a challenge in technique, this recipe is a great way to broaden your cooking skills and try a more decadent feast on the BBQ. For safe and juicy lobster meat, ensure to cook the lobster to 60°C using your Thermapen...

Sweet, juicy ribs and charred corn are BBQ classics that are always a crowd pleaser. Cooking the perfect BBQ ribs is about coating them with lots of BBQ rub and sauce so they’re bursting with sweet, smoky flavours and slowly taking them up to temperature so that the meat easily falls off the bone...

Fire cooking fanatic The Smokin’ Elk absolutely loves lamb and of course he loves to BBQ, so we invited him to create a recipe for some really tender pulled BBQ lamb shoulder packed with flavour...

These BBQ pork chops are simple, rustic and full of flavour. I recently served them at a family BBQ and it went down a storm. You can also be creative by throwing in a few boiled potatoes or wedges of fennel into the tray for a fantastic one pot meal..

If you like your wings saucy you’re going to love these grilled buffalo wings. Coated in a thick layer of spicy, creamy buffalo sauce and served with a mouthwatering blue cheese dip, these will absolutely knock your guests socks off (if you can bear to share them)...

This dish is all about full on flavour and is packed with a smokey, spicy punch. The Elote corn was picked up on my travels to Mexico and is a real summer treat. Grilling a whole BBQ chicken can be easy with a few simple steps. It’s important to use your Thermapen...