I am looking for heating pins to cook meat.?

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These are pins you put in thick meat that conducts heat and then transfers the heat to the center of the meat. Does anyone know where I can get these? These conduct heat so they are not electric....
Nice suggestions but I am looking for something that is shaped in a circle and has 8 arms out from the center. Each arm has 4 pins and one in the center, thus having 33 pins total. Set a thick chunck of meat on it and the pins cook the internal pat of the meat as the extreior gets cooked too. A friend has told me about this and I would like to try it but I can not find one. THanks though for the suggestions so far!
 
You can use a "Kabob" skewer.
Any metal will conduct the heat nicely.
There are "nails" sold that you stick into a potato that will hasten the cooking of a baked potato. That would also work.
If you need something right away take a regular all metal kitchen knife (The kind that you use at the table.) and make a cut into the meat with a sharp knife and slide the kitchen knife into the slit. The metal kitchen knife should do in a pinch.
 
You can get them at a barbecue or outdoor grilling store.

The have a loop on one end and are about eight inches long, made of metal. They usually come in sets of four.

I use mine to prop up thick pork chops to smoke on the grill.

- Stuart
 
You can get them at a barbecue or outdoor grilling store.

The have a loop on one end and are about eight inches long, made of metal. They usually come in sets of four.

I use mine to prop up thick pork chops to smoke on the grill.

- Stuart
 
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