Eating without a cooker

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Hi /adv/

I don't have a decent cooker. It exists, but the stove takes 40 minutes to boil water (even preheated in kettle), the oven takes a good 45 to cook a 15 minute oven pizza. It's not ideal.

I want to eat reasonable food, not microwave meals and shit all the time. It would be expensive and it wouldn't be nice.

What I do have is a rice cooker and a microwave. So here's my plan:
1) Buy a George Foreman - this means I can cook meat properly
2) Cook some white rice in the rice cooker (takes about 20m)
3) Steam vegetables in the rice cooker in the steamer shelf thingy (would 20m in a 700w be enough for stuff like broccoli, green beans, spinach?)
4) Cook some tasty meat on the George Foreman, maybe sliced chicken or pork
5) Make cup-a-soups using the kettle, then putting this soup on the meal to act as a sauce

I'm only cooking for myself. I mean I can do other stuff like cook a burger on the grill. The hobs get hot enough to cook eggs. But I want to be able to cook myself some fairly nutritious food without it taking ages. I'm a man of pretty simple tastes so I don't like overcomplicaterd foods, or ones that take a lot of prep.

Would this work? Would it taste alright?