Rotisserie-cooked chicken shawarma, coated in a punchy yoghurt marinade. Pile into flatbreads with salad
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How To Make & Serve Mulled Wine
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Grilled Lobster with Garlic Butter & French Fries
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...
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Genevieve Taylor’s Whole Grilled Plaice with Green Butter
Enjoy this sneak peek plaice recipe to celebrate the launch of Genevive Taylor’s latest book SCORCHED: The Ultimate Guide to Barbecuing Fish. Check out our SCORCHED bundle to get a copy of the book plus a limited-edition Thermapen ONE for all your fishy grilling adventures.
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Kenny Tutt's Côte De Boeuf, Tomahawk & Chateaubriand
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Fettuccine Alfredo With Steak
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BBQ Pork Belly Ribs
This belly pork ribs recipe is really special because it's cooked like a brisket. This is because the two meats share the same intramuscular fat, which helps them to break down into insanely juicy goodness.
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How to Cook Beef Ribs with the Smokin' Elk
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.
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Five Easy Fakeaway Ideas for Flavoursome Nights In
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.
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Jenny Tschiesche’s Air Fryer Ideas for Beginners — Meals, Baking & Tips
With sales of this popular kitchen appliance at record levels, you may be wondering what all the fuss is about. Isn’t an air fryer just a glorified but healthier chip maker? It’s so much more than that. In fact, the range of possibilities is mind-blowing. Yet, as many people discover just how many tasks their air fryer can perform – from heating up leftovers, to searing steaks, and from cooking perfectly soft-boiled eggs to producing the kind of
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Mike Tomkins' Neapolitan Pizza
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The Smokin’ Elk on RFX: “Reliability is the Number One Thing For Me”
Elky Whittaker, aka The Smokin’ Elk, began barbecuing as a hobby 10 years ago. Today, he has 262k Instagram followers drooling over his creations, teaches several sold-out cooking classes a week at his BBQ school, and grills up a storm alongside other iconic barbecuers all over the world.
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Swedish Cinnamon Buns
A delicious snack, comforting dessert or incredible breakfast – they are a truly versatile and worthwhile bake. Cooking the cinnamon buns to 87°C will also ensure that they are perfectly moist and chewy inside, so keep your Thermapen on hand to create the perfect buns.