I'd recommend mine - but only if I found out the issues I have were restricted to a bad machine and not a bad design... nobody else has commented though so I have no idea what to say!
Grilling Machines
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I'd recommend mine - but only if I found out the issues I have were restricted to a bad machine and not a bad design... nobody else has commented though so I have no idea what to say!
Your doing it wrong, once youve got the timing down food comes out perfectly cooked and still juicy. The cleaning can be a pain though
Nope, I'm down in sunny Cornwall at Portreath.
Who else is at Lossiemouth? Well I know one guy but I thought he wasn't active anymore.
How lazy do you have to be?!
Weird isn't it!
There's nothing easier to clean/cook with than a frying pan! Anyone (and yes, they're all students) I've known who has a george foreman ends up with blobs of fat all over their work surfaces, and a machine that sits in the corner of the kitchen, stinking because it's not been cleaned properly. They really are gross. Same goes for that horrific looking actifry thing I imagine...
Cleaning it is fine as long as you use plastic utensils while cooking so you dont scratch the surface. then just wipe is with the rough end of the sponge while its still warm. It's easier than cleaning a frying pan!
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Why wouldn't you? That is more of the question you should be asking yourself.
In all seriousness though, slow cookers cook amazingly & say for instance you know you're in for a hectic day but fancy something yummy like a beef stew, you can prep it the night before or morning before work, come back & it'll be there ready & waiting.
I often slow cook a joint of meat over night & then steam some veg the next day. It makes for a nice simple, no hob hassle roast dinner.
Of course there are loads of other things you can make in there but it depends on what you fancy
Also means you can buy the cheapo cuts of meat no one else really uses day to day, and because it cooks for so long its the tastiest of the tasty
Quite an active member I know on here is up lossie.
You didnt go through officer training did you Zefan?
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Well I'm proud to say nothing of George's has ever been in my mouthMan nobody knows how to cook in this threadPretty sad when everything you put in your mouth either comes out of a george foreman or a microwave...
Well I'm proud to say nothing of George's has ever been in my mouth
Does that include Boy George, or are you just being specific about George Foreman?
Me, Hedge and Scotty (don't know his username, but he knows you met you at Cosford) as far as I know.
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HOLLY ****! I don't want to see a re-raise here!