Next year I'm hoping I can find a different residence with outdoor grilling amenities. What would you guys recommend for indoor grilling of some type? The George Foreman grills intrigue me.
A Sad Time: The End of Grilling.....
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A Sad Time: The End of Grilling.....
As a current resident in a city apt in Findlay , I no longer have the use of my precious Weber Kettle charcoal grill.
I basically have no way to enjoy the outside whatsoever at my apt. It was one of the detracting factors of the apt , but had no other recourse as it is a decent distance from work and is close to Wally World and various other places I like to shop.
Next year I'm hoping I can find a different residence with outdoor grilling amenities. What would you guys recommend for indoor grilling of some type? The George Foreman grills intrigue me.
Next year I'm hoping I can find a different residence with outdoor grilling amenities. What would you guys recommend for indoor grilling of some type? The George Foreman grills intrigue me.
Mid-2000's Anderson Animal
I've never used a George Foreman grill as they seem like too much of a toy to me. Nothing you do inside will come close to outdoor grilling but I do like my cast iron grill pan made by Le Crueset. It's pricey but it comes with a 100 year guarantee. You can't beat cast iron for heat retention and good browning of food.
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I like to cook with cast iron as well as I've heard negative reports about teflon toxicity. I've seen some iron grill pans at Wal-Mart, but don't know of the quality. Yeah, I know nothing will touch true outdoor grilling with wood charcoal as I've come to love. This summer is going to be excruciating. The only bright side is I have a friend who is about 6 miles away that grills and smokes ribs and brisket a lot outdoors during the summer and was thinking of just taking my grill to their place and using it occasionally there.rood wrote:I've never used a George Foreman grill as they seem like too much of a toy to me. Nothing you do inside will come close to outdoor grilling but I do like my cast iron grill pan made by Le Crueset. It's pricey but it comes with a 100 year guarantee. You can't beat cast iron for heat retention and good browning of food.
Mid-2000's Anderson Animal

