If you can use a talking thermometer I'd set the pan dial at a certain
spot of your choosing then wait for a while. Then get a temperature
reading off the pan. If it's an interesting temperature put a glue dot in
front of the pointer.On Sun, 19 Dec 2010, Jane wrote:
Yesterday I received an electric skillet from KMart as a Christmas present.
It's 12-by-12 I think, and it has a built-in temperature control thing in the
dial. It clicks when I turn it on, but I don't have a way to figure out
temperatures. How do you all do this? Will glue dots do it? Do you use labels
in Braille? Need suggestions. I want to experiment with cooking more,
especially once I get the table of all the temps for different foods in an
accessible format.
Jane
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