Reddit reviews Taylor Precision Products Digital Cooking Thermometer with Probe and Timer, One Size, Silver
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Monitor food without removing it from the oven: durable stainless steel probe with a 4-foot silicone cord allows monitoring of food inside oven without opening the door.Programmable temperature and timer alarm: set the target temperature and monitor the ACTUAL temperature on the display. Also has timer feature that has a range up to 24 hours.Versatile design: Display can stand up to be seen easily, and the magnetized back can be used to attach to oven door.Highly accurate: this digital thermometer measures temperatures from 32°F to 392°f.One Year limited : this thermometer is backed with a 1-year so you can make your purchase with Confidence.
You need a remote read temperature probe, it will make it a lot easier to get the beef perfect.
Something like this...
http://www.amazon.com/Taylor-Precision-Products-147821-Programmable/dp/B001GD1WHU
But in relation to your query, I don't think you can really gauge how the moisture content of the duxelle should be without cooking the beef to the required doneness, since the juices leaving the beef will change and the duxelle is there partially to absorb them.
It’s a Taylor cooking thermometer. Highly recommend it. I use it for viewing the boiler temperature and it has an alarm I can set to let me know when the machine is fully warmed up. It lets you view the temp and start a stopwatch on the same screen, which is actually quite hard to find in a small package.
That looks really neat! I've got this unit now but I might be tempted to upgrade after seeing your post. The fact that the chef alarm does low alarms is definitely a huge plus!
Bath time safety: get an inexpensive probe-type kitchen thermometer with the probe on a long wire, it'll cost under $15. Drop the probe in the bathwater to check the temp as you fill it; my son likes 100 degrees F. Pull the probe out and move it away before putting the baby in.
Here's one at Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Taylor-Precision-Products-Digital-Thermometer/dp/B001GD1WHU/ref=sr_1_24?hvadid=241634234294&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9002028&hvnetw=g&hvpos=1t1&hvqmt=e&hvrand=1395124801895380803&hvtargid=kwd-11342888001&keywords=kitchen+thermometer+probe&qid=1554823688&s=gateway&sr=8-24
I used to use this guy but never felt comfortable with the readings in a liquid, especially at lower temperatures (i.e. chilling the wort). Glad you are satisfied with yours.
Well now you know to never use a glass thermometer again.
A lot of people on the brew forums like the cdn probe thermometer.
I got this one at target for $20 and it's my preferred one. Reads the same as the cdn but I can I leave the probe in the wort.