Here at Thermapen we’re keen believers that cooking with temperature as your guide instead of time is a much more accurate way of cooking, but of course that’s no surprise as thermometer manufacturers. However the majority of people do cook their food according to the stated time allowed. We understand that you need these time frames to ensure that everything runs smoothly in the kitchen, but have you...

Today we have a wonderful recipe for you from the super talented and lovely Jane Devonshire. Jane not only won the 2016 BBC Masterchef but she is also the author of ‘Hassle Free Gluten Free’, does demonstrations up and down the country and has worked with numerous renowned chefs at their restaurants, including Jason Atherton, Atol Kochner, Marcus Wareing, Michel Roux and Michael O’Hare...

Today we’re showing you how to make your money go further at meal-times by purchasing just one large chicken. Of course when cooking a roast chicken we do recommend using a Thermometer to ensure it’s both safely and deliciously cooked...

This traditional pork pie recipe by Jane Sarchet from The Hedgecombers goes all out. It features homemade hot water crust pastry and a flavoursome jelly - the pillars of a classic pork pie.

Today we’re super excited to have BBQ Enthusiast James McKay here with us sharing a delicious BBQ leg of lamb recipe. James runs a YouTube channel called Barbechoo, where you can learn heaps of top tips and skills for mastering the BBQ alongside some fab recipes and reviews. So without further ado here is everything you need to know to recreate this delicious dish…

Are you planning on spending this Easter Sunday cooking up a delicious roast dinner for your loved ones? Today we have a selection of recipes from some of our favourite food bloggers to get you inspired this bank holiday weekend! Whether you’re going traditional or looking for an alternative, these dishes are sure to go down well with the whole family...

Today we’re excited to share another delicious recipe from BBQ Master Richard Holden.This delicious flat iron steak with salad and asparagus is perfect for these light summer evenings, especially with a glass of wine on the side...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...