Easy George Foreman Grill Recipes : Cooking Chicken On The George Foreman Grill
September 27, 2009 by Tom
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try marinating it in Italian dressing. It turns out pretty tasty.
What’s the purpose of brushing only one side with oil??
The Foreman grill has cooking elements on both sides. If you are going to only oil one side, it should at least be the side that you put downwards on the grill, no?
Please explain.
yes italian dresing is good for veggies too
I believe the oil is for flavoring, not cooking.. olive oil, peanut oil brings different flavoring..
Here’s a tip: Don’t salt the meat prior to cooking as it makes it release its juices. That’s what you see in the catch tray.
wow that does not look good at all! where are the grill marks you speak of? If your not gonna put oil on both sides…why even put any at all? If you wanna see some real grilled chicken check out my vid.
OK 1 thing, there is no fat in chicken. The stuff in the tray is water, if you dont buy top quality “no added water” chicken this is what you get. they do it to make up weight so they can charge more money for it
Easy on the pepper there big boy. Geez.
this is so true.
i love alot of pepper!!
can you brush the marinade on and cook it or do you have to let if sit for hours?
I marinate it for about an hour. You can marinate it overnight ahead of time for a more robust flavor. Either way, it tastes great.
robust
No Pepper – No Point!
whenever i cook plain chicken breast on the george foreman grill it ends up coming out with an orange coating for some reason. any way I can stop that?
yashespatel, that orange color you refer to is probably from oxidized fat molecules. This is usually the result of previously cooking salmon on the Foreman grill. You haven’t used it to cook salmon, did you? The FDA released a warning two years ago for all consumers not to use the Foreman grill to cook salmon. The fat molecules remain on the grill and react with the surface & become oxidized,hydrogenated, and rancid. They are highly carcinogenic! You should get tested for cancer immediately!
no, I just got it and it still does that.