RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
This is varien2007 asking for you to read carefully my request "does anyone have a favorite recipe of their own they would like to share with me and to use with george foreman gv5 contact ROASTER?"
A simple example BEER CHICKEN RICE
Please include the ingredients
Not like http://. So lets see some results not go2's please.
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Request: George Foreman Grill Recipes
Someone recently gave me a small 'George Forman' grilling machine but I can't find a site that has recipes for it. Short of trying to order a cook book for it does anyone have any suggestions?
Clint from Fort Pierce, FL
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RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/George_Foreman_Grill/
This is the address of a group that trades info and recipes about the George Foreman Grill. (10/18/2006)
By dse77
RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
You don't really need a recipe book. Use it to grill any kind of meat that you can fit on there. I cook hamburgers, steaks, chicken, pork chops. When I boil bratwurst I use it to brown them after they are already cooked. It also works if you have marinated your meat and want to grill it. (10/19/2006)
By dpcw
RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
http://www.recipegoldmine.com/grillgf/grillgf.html
Many recipes here for the G.F. grille. Care of grille is at: http://www.321recipes.com/george_foreman_grill_recipes.html another site: http://busycooks.about.com/cs/appliances/a/indoorgrills2.htm
http://busycooks.about.com/od/breadrecipes/a/grilledsandwich.htm
These sites should help you. JoanDogs (10/19/2006)
By JoanDogs
RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
I try to stay away from so many fried foods, and the grill helps with that. One of my favorite things to put on my grill is Fish.I have tried different kinds of unbreaded fish fillets...Catfish, fresh salmon, flounder...But, my favorite because it is so easy and quick is Tilapia. It comes frozen in the store, and each fillet is frozen in its own plastic pouch. Just take as many as you need from the package. Leave them in the individual wrappers and place them in a bowl of warm water until thawed. This only takes about 5 minutes. Remove them from the packages and blot them dry with a paper towel. Place them on the preheated grill, drizzle a little olive oil over them, and sprinkle with salt, lemon pepper and dillweed to suit your taste. Grill for 5-7 minutes.They are done when they will flake with a fork. Add a microwave baked potato and a salad for a complete and delicious meal in about 30 minutes.
Harlean from Arkansas (10/19/2006)
By Harlean from Arkansas
RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
Any boneless meats are great grilled in the electric grills. Bones in the meat keeps the grill from closing down really well and doesn't grill well due to lack of contact. Found this out the hard way with a package of chicken legs.
I also love grilled cheese sandwiches in my grill. It would do panini too if they aren't too full of fillings. (10/20/2006)
By Carla
RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
I did a Metacrawler search and found these 3 sites. There were other sites but these seemed to have the best selection;
http://www.georgeforemanrecipes.com/archives/grilled-orange-chicken/ --- At the top of the page, click on the banner - George Forman Grill Recipes for a list of recipes
http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/cat/157/0.shtml -- scroll down for the list of recipes
http://members.aol.com/recipenook/georgeit.htm (10/20/2006)
By KayDpa
RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
Depending on your machine's wattage, you may have to cook longer than indicated in recipes. Don't be surprised if it takes double the time if you have a low wattage machine. Although I don't know what is considered low, take a look at the wattage from other machines in the store, from less expensive to more expensive, to determine this fact. (10/20/2006)
By cookwie
RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
I love doing bacon on it. (10/20/2006)
By sue
RE: George Foreman Grill Recipes
http://www.tsbvi.edu/Education/recipes/george/index.htm (02/21/2008)
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