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Hamburger Press for Meat Loaf Hamburgers

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Publication date 2024-03-23 at 22:15
Design number 1875250
markaerrington

markaerrington

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3D model description

I made two sizes for making meat loaf hamburgers. Just trying to save money.

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Meat Loaf Hamburger

Makes about 6 servings

Ingredients

1 pound of 80/20 lean beef or 70/30 lean beef.
1/3 cup or 2 ounces of Bread Crumbs - Italian Style
1/4 cup or 3 ounces of ketchup
1 egg

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Directions

Mix together by hand with a rubber glove.

Divided in equal portions; 6 servings, weighing about 3.7 ounces each.

I put each serving in a plastic sandwich bag.

Then I put each serving in my 3d printed hamburger mold to make a hamburger size patty.

I then put these in the freezer until I am ready to cook one.

When ready to cook;
I take it out of the freezer, then I take it out of the plastic bag and put it in a aluminum pie pan with another one on top or you can wrap it up in aluminum foil. Put it in the oven, still frozen, for about 40 to 45 minutes at 375 to 400 degrees. I then put it in a hamburger bun with a little ketchup and its tastes great!

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I used: PETG

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