A classic British sticky toffee pudding recipe made deliciously gooey by cooking it to the perfect temperature. 

BBQ-cooked chicken, confit garlic and charred lettuce make this Caesar salad recipe a smoky, flavourful delight. You can cook everything in your oven or grill instead, but there’s nothing like the flavour of fire to enhance the umami anchovies and create the ultimate Caesar salad.

A good Wellington is the hearty centrepiece we all need in the colder months, and it looks super impressive too. This pork Wellington recipe is a fun and tasty twist on the classic beef. Mike covered the pork with honey and mustard, and a shiitake mushroom and black pudding duxelles before wrapping it in slices of prosciutto — layers upon layers of delicious flavours.

This chocolate macaron recipe by My Kitchen Drawer is perfect for autumn. Featuring a sweet blackberry jam and buttercream macaron filling, they're the best bite-sized treats for making the most of blackberry season.

The easiest way to know when your oven-baked chicken thighs are safely cooked but still nice and tender is to cook them to a core temperature of 74 °C. You should check each thigh to make sure it's done because you'll find the temperature can vary between each. We recommend using the Thermapen ONE thermometer

This sirloin steak recipe is simple and classic but perfectly done. All it takes is some butter, herbs and garlic and a good quality meat thermometer, and you'll have beautiful pink and tender steak in no time. The creamy pink peppercorn sauce and flavoursome herb-crusted mushrooms are the perfect accompaniments for your steak night.

There's really nothing like a deep-fried chicken curry. Crispy breaded meat coated in curry sauce is a heavenly combination. This Japanese katsu curry recipe makes deep frying chicken at home really easy and delicious, and it's the best katsu curry recipe for creating a homemade takeaway.

Tri-tip is a cut of beef made famous by the American BBQ scene. This cheaper cut of beef is treasured because of its amazing depth of flavour. Also known as the tail-end rump, tri-tip is an inexpensive cut compared to others such as bavette and makes this a firm favourite in my house.

There are loads of great reasons to make your usual Friday night takeaway yourself: it's fun, saves money, and is usually healthier. Plus, it's actually easier than you might think, especially when you have your Thermapen on hand for your meat and frying oil.

This air fryer steak recipe by Instant Brands is perfect for enjoying a romantic or special meal at home. It's so quick and easy, but the results are juicy and delicious.

This classic beer-battered fish and chips recipe is really simple and easy. The secret to making your homemade chippie tea taste like it's from a fish and chip shop is to use a thermometer to check your oil and fish temperatures. This will help you create perfectly cooked fish with a nice crispy batter.

Cheese fondue makes a fabulous meal for sharing, especially over Christmas. We used three different kinds of cheese in this cheese fondue recipe. We also added some brandy and nutmeg to create an irresistible flavour that guests will love.