George Foreman Grill

Never done it in my george foreman, but used to do it all the time in a toastie machine. Raw egg between 2 bits of bread does work, the machine is hot enough to cook the egg. Also good with small strips of bacon through it (but cook the bacon first).
Other 'unusual' toasties that are good:
Baked beans + cheese
Banana + nutella
various leftovers: chilli, curry or bolognese sauce are good.
 
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Whilst toasties are being mentioned, here's some useful information.

If you don't have a toastie maker, you can buy re-usable toastie bags that pretty much do the same thing. Make your sandwich, pop them in the bag, put the bag in the toaster, turn the toaster on, sorted! One surprisingly good toastie :)

Take a google, for anybody interested.

toastabags.jpg
 
Stop being lazy and get out the frying pan :p

I do use the frying pan :p I made an omlet lastnight using it but I wanted to try using a grill because ive heard if its done right it can work very well. aian the past ive made egg toasties by just frying the egg then toasting to bits of bread.
 
I'm curious as to how many of the posters in here actually know what a toastie is? Hint: It doesn't involve frying anything.

I do egg toasties on my toastie maker...
 
I'm curious as to how many of the posters in here actually know what a toastie is? Hint: It doesn't involve frying anything.

I do egg toasties on my toastie maker...

I do know what a toastie is, merely I was dubious that a raw egg would be a wise choice in a foreman grill :p
 
Whilst toasties are being mentioned, here's some useful information.

If you don't have a toastie maker, you can buy re-usable toastie bags that pretty much do the same thing. Make your sandwich, pop them in the bag, put the bag in the toaster, turn the toaster on, sorted! One surprisingly good toastie :)

Take a google, for anybody interested.


Can also cook beans in them, or at least those that we sell where I work at weekends.
 
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