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    #16
    I just press down with a spatula using the other hand to add pressure and don't have sticking issues.

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      #17
      I'm lazy. I don't like the parchment curling either but it works great. These are cheap and a lifetime supply.


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      #18
      I smash with the press then scrape the press with the spatula as I lift off the press.

      I used parchment and that works though it can be a pain, even the pre cut squares will blow away in the wind and make a mess.

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      • mrteddyprincess
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        This is my preferred method as well. A big spatula can scrape the top of the burger in between the bottom of the press and the burger. Works like a charm with no parchment paper needed.
        Last edited by mrteddyprincess; July 24, 2020, 06:52 PM.

      #19
      I use the BallisticBBQ Ballistic Smasher with parchment paper. Technically not a full smasher but works well and you can get a more unified shape.

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        #20
        Use two spatula's one on top of the other push down and if it sticks I scrape it off.

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          #21
          Best press I’ve found

          Get those perfect grill marks!  Our steak press is made out of carbon steel with a stainless spring handle to help protect you from the heat.


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            #22
            Two spats. One bigger than the other.

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              #23
              As others done said, two spatulas works well, with a bit of practice...

              Fer visuals, go check out any Sam th Cookin Guy's Burger episodes on YouTube.
              Last edited by Mr. Bones; July 25, 2020, 04:57 AM.

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                #24
                I don’t use spatulas or paper. Just press down, hold a few seconds, then start turning/rotating the press slowly 70-90 degrees and lift. Easy peasy.

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                  #25
                  At your suggestion, Mr. Bones , I watched The Cooking Guy's videos. He has two Smashburger versions, 1.0 and 2.0. In the second version, he grinds his own meat instead of using storebought 80/20.

                  Version 1.0. I like the sauce and the onions on this video better:



                  Version 2.0, very wordy, so watch at playback speed 2.


                  Thanks for the recommendation, Mr. Bones!

                  Kathryn

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                  • Mr. Bones
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                    Always a pleasure to be of any assistance, Milady!
                    Last edited by Mr. Bones; July 25, 2020, 04:58 AM. Reason: Ficksed my punktiation... ;-)

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