Current Events > Is barbecuing with George Foreman grill easy?

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People say to get that to bbq but it looks complicated. Im scared it will burn the house down.

Im having a bbq at my house. The plan is to use that for burgers or buy McDonalds for the guests....
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It's a just a grill not a barbecue grill.
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GF grill is good and can find loads of them at thrift stores. Wont burn the house down anymore than a toaster
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I mean, you could grill something and then spread BBQ sauce on it, but I wouldn't treat it like a grated grill

So do I just put the pre made patty in, close it and it cooks? Like I dont need to put oil or flip it and **** right?

Yeah its not real bbq I meant any kind of grill. Its not a real authentic bbq, otherwise I would have thrown a different event. Since I cant cook anything lol. Everything is canned and pre made
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I would flip it since most of the burger would cook just a bit unevenly, since there isnt much weight on the lid.
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I mean, barbequing is pretty easy, so yes.

As someone mentioned, though, it's not a barbeque, it's a grill.

My issue with those is the heat cycles. They kick off automatically before stuff is finished cooking. Just cook my chicken breast until its cooked through. Im not Gordon Ramsey, most people dont like their chicken a hair away from raw.
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Dash_Harber posted...

I mean, barbequing is pretty easy, so yes.

As someone mentioned, though, it's not a barbeque, it's a grill.

True but thats ok since I have bbq sauce

I just need some kind of grill, since a real bbq grill is too hard to me

Think of it like easy mode and real grill is hard mode
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knuxnole posted...

Dash_Harber posted...

I mean, barbequing is pretty easy, so yes.

As someone mentioned, though, it's not a barbeque, it's a grill.

True but thats ok since I have bbq sauce

I just need some kind of grill, since a real bbq grill is too hard to me

Think of it like easy mode and real grill is hard mode

Yeah, any indoor grill would probably fit that purpose. I have no experience with those grills in particular, but indoor grills are incredibly easy to use.

This seems like a joke topic, but if not and you actually want something easy to use I recommend one of these:

https://www.amazon.com/Masterbuilt-20071117-Digital-Electric-Smoker/dp/B01JGF97D0

You set it to the exact temperature you want and it takes wood chips to add smoke flavor. I've never made burgers in mine but there's no reason that you can't.
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low grade trolling topic

get a fucking clue
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TC, ignore those first posts and listen to me. I am a GF cook and all you need to do is put any boneless meat on the grill, close it, and wait no longer than 8 minutes. Done.
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I used the grill a lot . They rock. Just put the meat in there and wait. Some of them have times. If you have one of those I suggest you cut the timer off . I like my stuff a little weller than normal.
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3khc posted...

TC, ignore those first posts and listen to me. I am a GF cook and all you need to do is put any boneless meat on the grill, close it, and wait no longer than 8 minutes. Done.

No this is not a joke topic. This is a real life dilemma. Not everyone has cooking skills. I live off of fast food and microwave in my 30+ years.

Thanks, will do. 8 minutes sounds great!
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Learn to fucking cook TC it's not that hard
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knuxnole posted...

3khc posted...

TC, ignore those first posts and listen to me. I am a GF cook and all you need to do is put any boneless meat on the grill, close it, and wait no longer than 8 minutes. Done.

No this is not a joke topic. This is a real life dilemma. Not everyone has cooking skills. I live off of fast food and microwave in my 30+ years.

Thanks, will do. 8 minutes sounds great!

Timing is different for each type of meat and cut tho just google it and check internal temp before you pull it off the grill.
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3khc posted...

knuxnole posted...

3khc posted...

TC, ignore those first posts and listen to me. I am a GF cook and all you need to do is put any boneless meat on the grill, close it, and wait no longer than 8 minutes. Done.

No this is not a joke topic. This is a real life dilemma. Not everyone has cooking skills. I live off of fast food and microwave in my 30+ years.

Thanks, will do. 8 minutes sounds great!

Timing is different for each type of meat and cut tho just google it and check internal temp before you pull it off the grill.

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NOM posted...

Learn to fucking cook TC it's not that hard

I am, this is the first time cooking that doesnt use a microwave
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Yes. You just put stuff in there and let it go.
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Steamed hams
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The lame gimmick bro needs to come in here and tell TC he's got a lame gimmick