How to Cook an Omelet on a George Foreman Grill
Before plugging in and heating up the George Foreman Grill, grab a couple of magazines, a block of wood, a thick cutting board, or something approximately one to 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) thick., Place said object under the front feet the Foreman Grill...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Before plugging in and heating up the George Foreman Grill
It is okay if you have multiple items, but the goal is to ensure that the grill has a slight tilt towards the back of it.
The front of the grill below the "spines" at the edge should be even with the rim of the back at roughly a 5-degree angle. , If water rolls out of the front, you need to prop the front up more. , When it reaches a decent temperature, prepare your eggs. , They should start cooking immediately when they hit the grill. ,,,, -
Step 2: grab a couple of magazines
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Step 3: a block of wood
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Step 4: a thick cutting board
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Step 5: or something approximately one to 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) thick.
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Step 6: Place said object under the front feet the Foreman Grill.
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Step 7: If you are uncertain
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Step 8: test the grill with some water.
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Step 9: When you are certain that liquids will not roll off the front edge
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Step 10: turn on your grill.
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Step 11: Pour the beat eggs onto the back of the foreman grill SLOWLY so that they do not run over the back edge.
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Step 12: Once the eggs are cooked on the top
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Step 13: add your ingredients directly in the center towards the back.
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Step 14: Flip the left and right sides over on top of the ingredients and melt cheese on top to hold it together.
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Step 15: Remove omelet before it scorches.
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Step 16: Eat and enjoy!
Detailed Guide
It is okay if you have multiple items, but the goal is to ensure that the grill has a slight tilt towards the back of it.
The front of the grill below the "spines" at the edge should be even with the rim of the back at roughly a 5-degree angle. , If water rolls out of the front, you need to prop the front up more. , When it reaches a decent temperature, prepare your eggs. , They should start cooking immediately when they hit the grill. ,,,,
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