My car is leaking antifreeze and I think it’s probably the thermometer since it’s leaking below the engine and the car hasn’t overheated all the way. I’ve changed a radiator thermometer myself before, but I really just can’t find it on this car. Help would be immensely appreciated.
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I am not allowed to use a thermometer, how would I go about finding the exact tempeture of hot water.
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Especially when I’m cooking beef, I’d like to get it much hotter. My grill thermometer only goes to 550 degrees, and I doubt if I’ve gotten it much hotter than that. A good restaurant will cook a steak at between 1000-1200 degrees. How can I increase the heat in my grill?
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I just put a butterball turkey (a small one, i think it’s turkey breast) in the oven at 6:31, i have a gas stove how long do i let it cook? It says to check its doneness with a thermometer but i don’t have one? The bag doesn’t say anything about lbs. just that it [...]
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ok, im cooking a recipe i got from the internet- http://www.jamaicans.com/cooking/chicken/southfryjerk.shtml .i got everything for this apart from the thermometer which i forgot…. so how will i no when it reaches 355f, ive got an electric cooker which goes to a ring 6. so if anyone no’s, please, how long do i leave the heat [...]
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I’m grilling sausage on a George Forman grill. How can I tell when the sausage is done? Plus, I don’t have a cooking thermometer so I can’t tell temperature.
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I am making a nougat recipe it said i need to let the sugar & corn syrup get up to 330 degrees then turn off the fire. I don’t have a thermometer and I already started so I cannot go out and get one, it’s too late. What can I do? 10 points thanks
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I know I won’t be able to determine temperature precisely, but I want to make yogurt at home without buying a cooking thermometer. I figure 60C is probably easy to touch, but hard to keep your finger in for more than a second…. does that sound right?
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I’m slow-cooking a 4 pound frozen turkey breast for 7 hours (in a Crock Pot on low.) Is there any reason to worry about the internal temperature? (I don’t have a thermometer.) Or will it be fine?
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The melting point of an alloy can be altered by changing the composition. Certain organic materials have also been developed for the same purpose. Shown below is a simplified diagram of the pop-up thermometer used in cooking turkeys. Describe how this thermometer works. http://forum.belmont.edu/cornwall/popup.gif
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