Archive for September, 2010
Feature Focus – Removable Grill Plates
Love your George Foreman grill but hate the time you spend scrubbing between the ribs to get the plates clean? If so, then removable plates should be at the top of your list of important features that you need in a grill! › Continue reading
How to Weigh Ingredients for Healthy Portions
Weighing out a filet mignon to the correct portion
If you’re looking for easy ways to improve your daily diet without changing what you’re eating completely, then weighing ingredients—particularly meat—is a great place to start. Weighing allows you to easily control portion size to make sure that you’re not having too much of a good thing. This way, you can still have all of the foods you love without going overboard, promoting a healthier lifestyle overall without any quick fix diet fads.
Keeping in line with our mission to let you cook what you love, only healthier, we make it easy to make sure you’re eating the right portion sizes on all your favorite grilled foods. With just a kitchen scale and the grilling chart in your Use & Care manual, you can measure out healthy portions of your food to ensure you’re not over indulging.
Farmers Markets with George Foreman
Go Fresh with Farmers Markets
Fall is officially here and it’s the perfect time to start incorporating some great seasonal and local flavors into your weekly menu plan. With the close of the main growing season, cities and towns across the country are hosting local farmer’s markets, which are the perfect place to get some really good fresh ideas for your menu. › Continue reading
Pregame / Postgame with George Foreman
Friday Night Bites—A Winning Game Day with George Foreman
In a good portion of the country, high school football is pretty much king of Friday night and/or weekend activities. From pep rallies and sendoffs to postgame parties to celebrate victories, a high school football family pretty much has their life centered on the team schedule for the duration of the regular season. Not just the players either—cheerleaders, band members, drill teams, flag cores and pep squads all have their lives consumed by the game for most of the fall.
If you’re a football mom (or band, cheer, etc), your weekly meal plan also has work around the team schedule during the season. Some kids have special meals that are part of their ritual on game day; some get out early on Friday game days, so you have to account for an extra, earlier meal to make sure they’re well-fed to bring home the win. Often, your kids and their friends will need something fun to do after the game and restaurants that are open after the game usually leave something to be desired. Once again, it’s your George Foreman grill to the rescue! › Continue reading
