Bought myself a new food preparation device, a (image link)
Ninja DG551 Foodi Smart XL second-generation (image link) smokeless indoor grill. My excuse for the expenditure is that I've never been able to cook ground beef satisfactorily in the microwave. Too, while my microwaved steaks sometimes turn out very nicely, they too often leave something to be desired.
This past week has been devoted to ground beef/hamburger patties, via two 12-patty packs from WallyWorld. Prio to lunchtime I let three patties warm until I can mash 'em all together, mix in an egg, salt, a little minced garlic, and pork rind crubles, then divide the result into two large patties. They cook up very nicely in the Ninja (I use either of the two "medium-well" settings). Being a Carnivore, I of course eat them as-is, no bun or toppings. The built-in thermometer works like a charm. It is indeed, to all intents and purposes, smokeless, though my kitchen smoke-detector begs to differ.
This coming week I'll add a couple of steaks to the mix.