Burgers?

[bbqLuv]

Why boil ribs when you can boil Burgers!!!

Wisconsin Foodie - Pete's Hamburgers - YouTube

They said this 100yr BURGER Recipe is life changing, so we tried! - YouTube

I may have to stop watching YouTube

[captainlee]

I've had steamed burgers, that's the word, had. Didn't do anything for me.

[Andrrr]

Oh boy, don't you go bashing that burger in Prairie, they'll have your head! You should see the lines down the sidewalk.

I've been there. It's a decent enough burger and if you were in the area I'd say swing by and grab one, but lifechanging is more than a little generous. There's better places to get a burger right down the street IMO.

[N227GB]

I'll guess that doing this with 80/20 would get enough fat in the water, and the onions would soak it up. I might try a copycat just for fun.

[Attjack]

I've done steamed burgers and they were good so why not, I guess.

[Mosca]

You can tell from Guga’s video, they’re going to taste great. For me the question is, do I want to try making them? Maybe some day in the future, I guess.

[JLR]

I don’t recall ever frying a hamburger, much less boiling it. I’ve always grilled them.
However, I do cook my bratwursts similar to that. When they are cooked, I sear them to get a nice golden brown on the outside.

[Jerod Broussard]

Fried hamburgers have a crust that is off the chain. Sometimes I have to wrap in foil and finish in the oven, which can produce a burger that is almost too juicy.

[Rob whatever]

Kyle aka Wisconsin Foodie, is a man about town in Milwaukee. I’ve met him a few times. Quirky af but harmless.

rob