Inkbird BBQ4T Local Control

Yes, I used presets for the most common things I make.

meatmaptemp:
  tracked_entity_id:
    - input_select.meat_type
    - input_select.meat_temps
  value_template: >
     {% set tartemp = {
        "Poultry": {
            "Rare": 150,
            "Medium-Rare": 150,
            "Medium": 155,
            "Medium-Well": 160,
            "Well": 165
        },
        "Pig": {
            "Rare": 140,
            "Medium-Rare": 145,
            "Medium": 160,
            "Medium-Well": 165,
            "Well": 170
        },
        "Lamb": {
            "Rare": 140,
            "Medium-Rare": 145,
            "Medium": 160,
            "Medium-Well": 165,
            "Well": 170
        },
        "Beef": {
            "Rare": 120,
            "Medium-Rare": 130,
            "Medium": 135,
            "Medium-Well": 145,
            "Well": 155
        },
        "Venison": {
            "Rare": 120,
            "Medium-Rare": 130,
            "Medium": 135,
            "Medium-Well": 145,
            "Well": 155
        },
        "Alligator": {
            "Rare": 140,
            "Medium-Rare": 145,
            "Medium": 160,
            "Medium-Well": 165,
            "Well": 170
        }
     } %}
     {% set meattype = states.input_select.meat_types.state %}
     {% set meattemp = states.input_select.meat_temps.state %}
     {{ tartemp[meattype][meattemp] | int }}

I also have all the probe alarms in automations that announce status through Alexa. I am happy to have learned the probe status (plugged in or not) in this thread, I never got that one and I plan to redo mine so I can use conditional cards to hide charts/temps when the probe is not inserted.

Great stuff!