The George Foreman Grille

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My mom had said I should by one, but I didn't want to blow the $$. But seeing as you all seem to love it, I think I may head out to Sears today.


As far as kitchen gadgets go: All I can say is I am a Pampered Chef addict. Their stuff is awesome. I love the chopper, you can chop onions or garlic in about 20 sec flat! Any chance I get to buy something from them, I am there. Any other Pampered Chef people out there??????????
 

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Meant to say a Crockpot is a must have in my opinion. I love mine, although I have the smaller one and I really need a larger one. Perhaps for my birthday?? I love doing stew, or potroast. Its great!
 

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Sure, rub it in
I want one big enough to cook a nice big chicken :chicken: in. My family looooves chicken
All the ones I've seen so far have been pretty small, so I think I'll look around when I venture into the city in a couple of weeks.
 

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Mel, I believe there is a 4 qt and a 6 qt and it makes a world of difference. I have the smaller one which makes it tougher to make roasts,etc. Not a lot of room for the veggies and stuff. So if you buy one, try to get the larger. You'll be happier I think.
 

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Yeah, I was thinking on a 6 qt one. My hubby loves stews and homemade soups and such. Roasted chicken with garlic and chunks of potatoes is a hit too
Any suggestions on a particular brand that is tried and true?
 

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Mine just says "crock pot".........so I am not sure if that is the actual Brand Name or not.
I'm sure they all work well, and most of them are reasonable priced. I think I paid like $25 for mine about 7 years ago.
 

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Now I want one of those George Foreman grills! We eat chicken all the time, (ugh) I mean, all the time. It's my husband's favorite, so the kids and I just suffer through. It would be nice to have something to cook it easily. I love using my grill, but it's a charcoal grill and is kind of a pain. I love the taste of charcoal grilling though, so I'll never switch to gas.


As far as kitchen gadgets, I love my crock pot. I've got some great recipes, and you can't beat it for cooking roast beef.
 

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I've had the George Foreman grill for about 2 years. I like it, but beware, it's not for meat with bones in it, like a chicken leg.

Seems to be best when the meat is marinated. I soak steaks or chicken in Italian dressing a lot. I have also cooked salmon on it. I like to marinate that in teriyaki.

The other thing the GFG is good for is sandwiches like grilled cheese.
 

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I have the Hamilton Beach grill also....I love it. I use it mostly for hamburgers and steaks, but have also used it for pork chops and ham steaks.

Meme...I love that Tony Chachere's seasoning!! I put it on my steaks alot!! MMMMMM

Hey Deb M , I would love to hear more about this rotato thing...I have never heard of it...and I hate peeling potatoes!!!
Where'd you get it? Sounds like something I definately need!
 

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Hey Dawn, please send me some crockpot recipes that I can use. I would love to start cooking again.


I also love to buy the grill as I love meat. I want to grill chicken, fish, and beef(carne asada. I would also love to grill green onions.

I want to get this one gadget were you can chop veggies easily. I cannot cut onions as I have very sensitive eyes and I start crying whenever I start to chop them. Its been on tv recently.

I also want to get this one pan for cooking pancakes. You don't need a spatula. You just pour the batter into the pan and close the lid. Then, flip it over so the other side can cook. Then just place them on the plate.
 

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Well, thanks to this thread I just pulled out a bag-o-chicken for dinner tonight...plopped it in the sink before I read the label though, and the inks pretty much gone, so I'm not sure what I seasoned it with...looks kinda orange, so I'm guessing either Italian or BBQ? :laughing2

Oh wait, theres chives in there too....hmmmm, what the heck did I use?

:LOL: Mystery Meal! :LOL:
 

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How didyou guys know my butt shakes then I use the Rotato???
You been peering in my windows again?:tounge2: :tounge2:
 

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Deb, are you going to tell me what a rotato is??? I hate peeling potatoes, and this could be the solution!
 

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Oh Debby ........this is soooooooo exciting!!

Go to www.telebrands.com

It really works! Can peel anything. You stick it on - turn the handle and watch it peel away! I take the peels from the taters and make shoe string homefries with them. yummy yummy yummy!!!!!!

You MUST order one NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

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I copied that down, and when I have more time, I am going to go order one!!!! I can't wait!! My hubby eats tons of mashed potatoes, and peeling them always hurts my wrists ( I think I have carpel tunnel) so anyway, this is going to be awesome! THANKS!!!
 

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Those anyone else have problems with onions? I love to eat them with my meals(especially on hamburgers), but I cry all the time!
 

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Hey Deb...are you getting some kind of kickback from the Rotato people? :LOL: There's a As Seen On TV shop in the mall next to me, I wonder if they have it? I want one now, with my MS sometimes I don't have much strength in my hands and it sounds like this gadget would be a blessing.

Nena, peel th onion under cold running water, that helps cut down on the fumes when ya cut it.
 
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