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    Default Mince n Tatties......sans tatties......

    It ain't much to look at but is sure is sastisfying. a traditional Scottish home dish of minced ground beef n Oats, onions , a little stock (I used veggie stock and a little Marmite )pepper n sage. You usually serve it over mashed potatos...I had none, so I'm soppin it all up with French bread and butter...aye the auld alliance. This gentleman is comfort food Name: 001.jpg Views: 247 Size: 65.2 KB......Name: 002.jpg Views: 235 Size: 68.2 KB
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    Looks like a good layer for Shepards pie...a little corn and smashed taters !!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by nessmuck View Post
    Looks like a good layer for Shepards pie...a little corn and smashed taters !!!
    Absolutely it could be Ness . wait'll I get home tonight and I'll show you on the breakfast thread what I did with it. This is thrifty peasant food at it's finest. Scottish ingenuity yay !
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    I wanted to get a dual probe thermometer to use with the BGE, so I picked up the Bluetherm Duo and decided it was time to try out a brisket on the BGE! I like the Bluetherm Duo.



    It gives great feedback (these are iPhone screenshots):





    And it led to very good food:



    It paired well with corn on the cob and grilled green pepper:

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    That look great what is that device.where did you get it?
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    It is called a Bluetherm Duo. It is made by the same company that makes thermapens (ThermoWorks.com - Home of the Thermapen). It is a dual probe thermocouple with bluetooth. They have an iPhone and Android app. so that you can sync your phone and monitor the two probes. Plus it uses standard k-type thermocouple probes so that are a ton of possibilities for how you set it up...
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    Quote Originally Posted by LegalBeagle View Post
    It is called a Bluetherm Duo. It is made by the same company that makes thermapens (ThermoWorks.com - Home of the Thermapen). It is a dual probe thermocouple with bluetooth. They have an iPhone and Android app. so that you can sync your phone and monitor the two probes. Plus it uses standard k-type thermocouple probes so that are a ton of possibilities for how you set it up...
    Thats a neat looking gadget for sure but way to teckie for me,do not even own a cell phone anymore
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    That looks great! Checking your link now...I've been thinking about the BBQ Guru, but Bluetherm Duo's price point is much more affordable.
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    The BBQ Guru and the Bluetherm Duo perform different functions. The Guru is a thermostat of sorts where it regulates a fan to keep the temperature within a specified range. The Bluetherm is a dual probe thermocouple, or thermometer of sorts. It does not regulate the termperature, but merely monitors it...
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    Nice pink smoke ring beagle,bet it tastes awesome !
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