Thursday, January 13th, 2011 at
3:19 am
Question by Desiree: Has anyone used the basal thermometer as a means of tracking ovulation?
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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Answer by angelk
You can start right now! This is a perfect time to start charting. I have been useing natural family planning for 3 years now and it works great. Good luck!!
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Thursday, December 30th, 2010 at
9:20 am
Question by EL CHATO DE GATO: Does anyone know the best method for grilling spaghetti with meatballs?
Direct or indirect heat? What kind of chips should I use in my smoker pouch? And what temp should my meat thermometer read when its done?
Oh yeah…I need a Kosher method,by the way.
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Answer by I know..I’m a genius.
you don’t grill spaghetti.
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Saturday, December 25th, 2010 at
4:22 am
Question by RP: I brined a turkey with mixed results… the meat came out a little tough. Anyone know why?
– Apple cider & water brine
– heated bird for longer than specified in recipe. Waited for a meat thermometer to register 170 deg.
THANKS
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Answer by birdman
Maybe it was an old tough turkey
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Saturday, December 18th, 2010 at
7:48 am
Question by John D.: Does anyone know where I could locate a vintage (or replica) thermometer that went on a vintage wall clock?
I have an 1880s walnut Seth Thomas wall clock that had a thermometer as part of the crown decoration. The old bubble leveler is still on the clock, but the thermometer is long gone. The plalcement of the thermometer would be part of the complete restoration of the old clock.
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Answer by Traveler
Ebay has all things. If you can’t find it right off then keep trying. Right now there are 503 items under Seth thomas clocks. I didn’t even go into thermometers. good luck
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Saturday, December 11th, 2010 at
10:34 am
Question by Angel Eyes: Does anyone know how to calibrate a cooking thermometer?
I don’t knopw why, but my meat thermometer still reads about 60 degrees, can someone tell me how to get it to read zero again?
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Answer by Boo Boo
take a glass of ice water and place the thermometer in the water if it doesnt read 32* F then there should be a small nut where the base of the thermometer meets the gauge, turn that until it reads 32*F and that should fix your problem. hope this helps!
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Friday, December 10th, 2010 at
9:16 am
Question by Angel Eyes: Does anyone know how to calibrate a cooking thermometer?
I don’t knopw why, but my meat thermometer still reads about 60 degrees, can someone tell me how to get it to read zero again?
Best answer:
Answer by Boo Boo
take a glass of ice water and place the thermometer in the water if it doesnt read 32* F then there should be a small nut where the base of the thermometer meets the gauge, turn that until it reads 32*F and that should fix your problem. hope this helps!
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Monday, November 1st, 2010 at
3:16 pm
Question by Dana: I need to know how to cook a pork roast without a meat thermometer. Can anyone please help me?
Best answer:
Answer by Jim
In a covered dish 350 degrees until it starts to shrink.
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Sunday, October 3rd, 2010 at
1:22 am
Question by pancakes & hyrup: Anyone know of a good meat thermometer for grilling steaks?
Please, don’t just google ‘meat thermometer’ and copy & paste the results here…I’m looking for someone who actually HAS one and likes it. And I need it for steaks, not one that needs to go in a whole inch!
Thanks for your help. 10 Points to the winner YAY!
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Answer by Random_chick69
you really dont need one you get used of knowing when the steak is cooked but if u really really want one just jump on ebay and they will have hundereds on there!
goodluck
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Friday, October 1st, 2010 at
9:12 am
Question by mommy to #1 TTC #2: Has anyone ever used a infrared thermometer?
I tried taking my daughter’s temp. on her forehead and it was 100.3 but when i checked under her arm it was 103.4. I can’t figure out which is more accurate.
My daughter s 29 months. The only other symptoms she has is a cough and runny nose.
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Answer by cerinp
Under the arm is more accurate and you should add one degree to it to get an accurate number, or tell your doc that you took it under her arm and he will add a degree himself. In that case your child would be 104.4. I don’t know how old they are, but thats a little high. If there are no other “dangerous” symptoms s/he will be fine and use the fever to fight off an illness. But I would call your doctor and make sure.
I also use the infared one. The reason I believe the underarm is more accurate for at home use is that there is less chance of user error.
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