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Help ... can I cook fish fingers & waffles on a George?

13 replies

Millie1 · 04/03/2005 16:28

???? Thank you!!

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nailpolish · 04/03/2005 16:29

waffles would be nice, dont know about fish fingers, you canonly try it and see!!!!!!

let me know how you get on and ill maybe try it too!!!!!!!

serenity · 04/03/2005 16:30

quick answer - yes.

Dsis doesn't have a stove, and cooks everything either in the microwave or on her george.

sansouci · 04/03/2005 16:32

Haven't a clue but do you like your George? Thinking of getting one.

Aero · 04/03/2005 16:33

Am dim - what is a George?

dyzzidi · 04/03/2005 16:34

i don't see why not Good luck!
I love my George Forman and would not be without in.

Aero · 04/03/2005 16:35

Ahhhhhhhhhhh - the penny drops! - clunk

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Millie1 · 04/03/2005 16:41

Phew - thanks!!

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laneydaye · 04/03/2005 21:16

you can cook just about everything on george.....

I do.

Peckarollover · 04/03/2005 21:18

I made chicken fajitas on my george this week and would like to use it more...

Can people tell me what kind of things do you do on yours?

charleypops · 04/03/2005 21:30

Yes, definitely to both of those things Millie, I cook just about everything that can be grilled on my George - just turn the heat down for thicker things. I cut sausages down the middle.

Made some delicious bacon sarnies today for brekkie - did bacon, tomatoes and mushrooms in the George, put this between buttered bread with some lettuce and a bit of cheese, then popped the sarnie back in the George to toast. Hmmm

charleypops · 04/03/2005 21:33

Yes, definitely to both of those things Millie, I cook just about everything that can be grilled on my George - just turn the heat down for thicker things. I cut sausages down the middle.

laneydaye · 04/03/2005 22:11

The only thing i stopped cooking on it is bacon... makes a real mess of it(not sure why)
think its cos its a bit worn now, i use it every single day without fail...

charleypops · 04/03/2005 22:34

I know what you mean about bacony mess! I find the best way to clean it is to heat it a bit so all the gunk's warm and melting, then wipe it clean with the soft side of a dishwashing sponge. Maybe give it a bit of scrape first with the scaper thing if necessary. Easy.

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