One push turns loose ground meat into a patty with flat faces and a clean edge. The stainless plate carries a release coating, so the meat lifts out instead of dragging. Diameters run from 80 mm sliders up to a 140 mm grill burger.

Shaped by hand, a burger ends up domed in the middle and ragged at the rim, and the rim is dry long before the center is done. A mold fixes the thickness, which fixes the timing. It also drops the job to a couple of seconds each.
Freezer stacks and grill nights get a lot quicker.

A square of parchment in the mold helps when the mix is very lean. Stack the finished patties with paper between them and they peel apart straight from the fridge. A shallow thumbprint in the middle keeps the burger flat over heat.
Press the batch and light the grill.
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