George Foreman - What do you cook?

suki1964

sillyvixen wrote: »

Thinking of Christmas - sorry- as oven space will be at a premium (full Turkey roast and trimmings and veggie option in a small oven). Has anyone successfully done pigs in blankets in a 'george'?

I personally wouldn't buy one just for that

Cook them earlier in the morning, then just bung them in the oven 5 mins before you serve the roasties. They will be cooked, and warmed through just grand

I actually do mine in a frying pan whilst the veg is finishing and I'm getting everything in serving dishes

SailorSam

I've got a George Foreman grill that i don't think as ever come out of one of the kitchen drawers.

cbrown372

I believe Morrisons are selling the small one for £7.50 at the moment.

sillyvixen

suki1964 wrote: »

I personally wouldn't buy one just for that

Cook them earlier in the morning, then just bung them in the oven 5 mins before you serve the roasties. They will be cooked, and warmed through just grand

I actually do mine in a frying pan whilst the veg is finishing and I'm getting everything in serving dishes

I already have one, so wasn't considering buying one for that - just wondering if it would work. Personally I am allergic to pork so would like to avoid having them squashed into the oven with a veggie dish, potato and parsnips in case the fat splashes.

suki1964

sillyvixen wrote: »

I already have one, so wasn't considering buying one for that - just wondering if it would work. Personally I am allergic to pork so would like to avoid having them squashed into the oven with a veggie dish, potato and parsnips in case the fat splashes.

Should work fine

Sorry didn't realise you had one already

Pre cooking, then making up a foil parcel to put in the oven to warm through will stop any fat sharing. But if you have counter space go with the GF