/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>12161117
If you're doing it inside the oven then using a remote-read thermometer is the only logical choice.

Any other method of checking will require you to open the door, check, guess, then come back again and again. That will fuck up your cooking since you're opening the door every few minutes. It will take much longer to cook and it will give you worse results.

Use a remote-read thermometer. They're cheap, and you get perfectly cooked food every single time with no guesswork and no overcooking.

>>12149978
why wouldn't you hover around the kitchen with...get this...no internet devices of any kind?
cook now. internet later.

And that said, most remote probes have a simple alarm function. even a cheapass thing like pic related (mine is about 10 years old) has it. Then you can use it for any cooking application, not just the memeoven(tm).