Grilling Machines

Zowghi said:
You have the right idea, microwave and George Foreman. all the cooking a man needs. When you get one you will find out you can make almost everything on it. make a cheese toasite, OMG its so good in a foreman. DO NOT attempt to make an omlette, it is not a frying pan. Trust me!
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Cheese and bacon is amazing on a George, cant live without it :D
 
Stupot_ said:
Surely it would be a lot better to get a hob? You can do all the frying as you would on a george foreman, but you'll also be able to do stews, currys, pasta dishes, anything really.

just get something like this

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lloytron-E8...X41O/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1294273474&sr=8-3

with a frying pan and a saucepan with a lid. job done:)
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The grill seems a better idea to me as frying isn't always healthy and to be fair the grill really only needs to be used for post gym snacks and the odd morning when I miss breakfast.

But it looks George is the way to go!
 
I'd go with a grill. The cheap George Foreman ones aren't too bad, my tip would be once you've cooked on them clean them soon after with a damp sponge, that way the grease comes off easier. Dry with kitchen towel.

Like others I'd recommend a steamer.

I'd also recommend a slow cooker if you have the space, gives you added flexibility.
 
ProOrWhat said:
You could always buy a slow cooker.
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Why would you want it cooked slow?

My girlfriend got an ActiFry for christmas.. so far we've cooked chips, stir fry chicken and veg in it. It's basically like having a frying pan that stirs itself.
Only downside is the price, I believe they're around £130.
 
Robbie G said:
People that don't like Marmite don't like life! You suck buddy! :p
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Hey, I'm not above self-destructive habits. I smoke and drink, treat use-by dates as suggestions and have a knack for saying the wrong thing to the furious-looking people in the wrong sort of bars. I just don't like yeast poo.
 
chriscubed said:
Why would you want it cooked slow?
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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 :D
 
Man nobody knows how to cook in this thread:( Pretty sad when everything you put in your mouth either comes out of a george foreman or a microwave...
 
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