I want to talk about George Foreman's Fusion Grill

[Horse with no Name]

I got a brand new one at the Goodwill for $3.
How do you use it?
Do you like it?
Do you recommend it?
Tell me as much as you can about this please!!

[hvn_nbr_2]

1. This probably isn't the answer you're looking for but...

it sure is entertaining. I think someone used a computer translation service to answer essentially the same question you asked. Here's someone's answer:

"Have used the George Foreman Lean Mean Grilling Machine for years now, and it has forever grilled up what I set on it now fine. About a month ago, itinerant through the store, I say a heap of George Foreman Party Grill Boxes on the permission passageway. When you obtain your large bulky weighty box home and open it up you will locate all kind of pieces that you will require to collect before you can use the grill.

"The fusion part of the grill refers to infusion of taste into the food. There is a small cup with split openings all about that fits into the middle of the grill pan. Adding taste waters, plummeting sauces or marinades to this little cup let the steamed taste to be free into the cooking juices of the foods.

"The Fusion Grill is bright to Pan Broil where you cook the food with lofty heat with no cover on the grill. You can also Dry Fry by using high heat and turning the food stir fry method with a non attach safe spatula. This grill also is able to stitch foods while they are cooking just use a stitching skirmish while the food is cooking."

Any one have a user's manual for a stitching skirmish? Or a recipe for plummeting sauce?

[Mind_your_head]

2. LOL

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Where in the world did you find THAT? That just can't be made up! :spray:

[hvn_nbr_2]

4. Here

http://www.blurtit.com/q315768.html

It's about halfway down the first page of google results for: george foreman fusion grill.

[hippywife]

3. LOL!

Babelfish strikes again! :rofl:

[Horse with no Name]

5. stitching skirmish?

eegads...it could be the one that got away...

[hvn_nbr_2]

6. What could that mean?

I just can't think of anything that that could be a mistranslation of. Some of the others are fairly obvious: "obtain you box home" means "get your box home;" "non attach safe spatula" means "nonstick-safe spatula;" but stitching skirmish???

More seriously, in answer to your original question, it doesn't appear to be easy to find a manual online for that grill. Google found a lot of people looking for it but didn't seem to find the manual. I didn't look past the first page of results; I figured you'd probably already done that.

[Duer 157099]

7. Well that certainly puts the babel in babelfish

I'm still to putting fingernails against top of head over "stitching skirmish" too :shrug:

Hilarious, though. Oh, and I don't think that's a translation, I think that's probably the actual manual. I've seen plenty just like that.

[housewolf]

8. Hmmm... let's see here...

stitch - sew, tailor, alter, adapt, fix, join, unite or pain, prick, pierce

skirmish - scrape, brush, opposition

Oh - skewers!


If it's this model GR70WHT, here's the Amazon.com page with some reviews
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004R942/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

and here's a link for downloading the manual (similiar machine GR70CAN):
http://www.esalton.com/004c/img/Use_Care/GR70WHT.pdf

Enjoy your machine!

[Sentath]

9. That was very clever, so what is

a Plummeting Sauce? Dipping sauce do you suppose?

[housewolf]

11. Yeah, "dipping sauce"

I guess you "plummet" a piece of meat into a sauce :rofl:

[Horse with no Name]

10. Okay I actually found the book that came with it stuck in my drawer

I am starting to experiment with it...the first thing I cooked last night was chicken. I put 1 tbsp of garlic and 1/2 cup water in the actual cooking cup. It "infused" a really nice garlic flavor into the chicken.
Before the chicken was finished, I basted it with the garlic.
It was fabulous.
I will be experimenting some more and let you all know how it turns out...but so far, I give it an A+.

[Horse with no Name]

12. This has become my favorite appliance

You can grill meat and veggies at the same time.
Hamburgers and onions...steak and corn on the cob...
I have used it at least every other day.
I LOVE IT!

[NMDemDist2]

13. I really need to watch for one at the thrift store

I would probably use it quite a bit too

glad you are having good results with it!