First We Feast's

Burger Scholar Sessions

Season 5

March 21, 2022

How to Make a Steamed Cheeseburger at Home | Burger Scholar Sessions

According to Burger Scholar George Motz, the Steamed Cheeseburger from Central Connecticut is one of the strangest regional burgers he's ever seen. That's because instead of being cooked on a flattop or over an open flame, the burger and cheese are literally steamed in tiny tin boxes, causing the patty to look like a grey, wet sock... But whatever you do—DON'T JUDGE THIS BURGER! This regional oddity is a true expression of American ingenuity. And now, for the very first time, Motz is going to show you how to make an authentic one at home. Long Live Steamed Hams!

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Burger Scholar Sessions
In First We Feast's new series "Burger Scholar Sessions", Burger Scholar George Motz teaches you everything you need to know about cooking regional hamburgers. George has eaten thousands of burgers in the last 18 years of research, and now he's on a mission to share his knowledge of method. From the Texas smoked burger, to the Mississippi slugburger, to the Tennessee deep-fried burger, hamburger history is alive and well in George Motz's kitchen. Here is your ultimate master class on regional hamburgers.