Food Temperatures

Bruce said:

I have just bought a George Foreman all round roaster & I also have a microwave. My concern is
making sure that food is cooked but not overcooked to this end I have bought a digital food
thermonitor of professional standard.

Quoted message said:

Can any one tell me if there is a site that gives cooking temperatures or is the temperature for
say a joint of pork would be the same as for a pork chop
i.e. around 77 c.

I wouldn't worry about it. Just follow the guidelines in the instruction book that comes with the
George Foreman grill and you'll be fine.

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Quoted message said:

I have just bought a George Foreman all round roaster & I also have a microwave. My concern is
making sure that food is cooked but not

overcooked

Quoted message said:

to this end I have bought a digital food thermonitor of professional standard.

Can any one tell me if there is a site that gives cooking temperatures or

is

Quoted message said:

the temperature for say a joint of pork would be the same as for a pork

chop

Quoted message said:

i.e. around 77 c.

Bruce

This page is pretty good: bbq-porch.orgtemps.aspOpen ↗

Jack Fin

Jack Schidt® said:

This page is pretty good: bbq-porch.orgtemps.aspOpen ↗

It's closer than most, but I think it begs more questions than it answers.

--Blair "...UNTIL IT IS DONE!"