If im makin fudge…can i use a regular thermometer even if it says candy thermometer?
and is it hard to make fudge if so do u have any tips??
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I am cooking a rump roast and do not have a meat thermometer, can I use the digital thermometer that we use to check our temp when we are sick?
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When the bulb of a constant-volume gas thermometer is placed in a beaker of boiling water at 100°C, the pressure of the gas is 223 mmHg. When the bulb is moved to an ice-salt mixture the pressure of the gas drops to 159 mmHg. Assuming ideal behavior, as in the figure below, what is the [...]
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I have boneless pork chops that are about 3/4 of an inch thick. I am going to bread them and pan fry them and I don’t know how long I should cook them for. Im kind of a person that worries about if my food is done all the way but I don’t have a [...]
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cold and windy outside and can only keep a 300 degree temp. I know it’s 3.5 minutes per pound at 350, so what give it an extra 10 -15 minutes cooking time! Then check inside temp with meat thermometer! Thanks for your help!
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Specifically, do I keep the meat thermometer in the meat the whole time it cooks? Last time I tried that, the thermometer melted at 350 degrees. Or, is the thermometer only used to "test" the meat's temperature towards the end of cooking it?
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I'm trying to make fried ice cream and I do not have a deep fryer. Does anyone know if you need a cooking thermometer to boil the cooking oil for frying or can I just bring it to a rapid boil?
All receipes say to bring the oil to 350-365 degrees, but like I said [...]
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I purchased a digital basal thermometer for the purpose of tracking my ovulation date. When do I begin using the thermometer if my period began on 1/18? Thanks.
Should I start when I wake up tomorrow morning? The instructions said it’s best to chart before getting out of bed.
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I don’t have a meat thermometer (they recommend inner temp at 150 degrees). How long should I let it cook for at 325 degrees to bring it to about that temperature (I want it tender and don’t want to overcook it!)?
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I have two questions about cooking:
1. How much, exactly, is one cup of butter?
2. Without using a candy thermometer, how would you know if what you're cooking has reached the "soft ball stage?"
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