Cajun-Style Catfish
If you can’t go to the bayou, use the George Foreman Grill to bring the bayou to you! You can also substitute tilapia or redfish for the catfish in this recipe.
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Grilled Vegetable Sandwich
Meat eaters aren’t the only ones who can make tasty meals on the George Foreman Grill! Here’s a sandwich recipe for vegans and vegetarians.
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Orange & Rosemary Shrimp Kebabs
Cooking meat on a skewer — known as kebabs, shish kebabs, kabobs, kebobs, cabobs, shashliks, and even as French dishes designated en brochette — is one of the oldest dishes known to mankind.
Primitive mankind impaled pieces of meat on a stick to cook over an open fire or hot coals. I doubt that their kebabs were as tasty as these ones are — thanks to the George Foreman Grill!
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Meat Grilling Chart
These cooking times are only for the George Foreman (or dual contact) type of indoor grill. Do not use these times for any other type of grilling method!
Vegetable Grilling Chart
These cooking times are only for the George Foreman (or dual contact) type of indoor grill. Do not use these times for any other type of grilling method!
Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
A sandwich standard that is wonderful on the George Foreman Grill! Serve with tomato soup, or try some of the variations at the end of the recipe.
Grilled Maple Bananas
Yes, you can make desserts on the George Foreman Grill!
These bananas are yummy for breakfast, for dessert with a little ice cream on top, or on their own! The bananas should be just ripe, but not soft. Use whole bananas as described below, or try slicing them in half lengthwise.
Grilled Portobello Mushrooms
Use these mushrooms in sandwiches or as side dishes. Add butter or oil for additional flavor!
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Reuben Sandwich
Serve this George Foreman Grill sandwich with a huge bowl of vegetable soup and a dill pickle on the side.
Chicken Quesadillas
A light and easy version for the George Foreman Grill.