How To Make Frozen Hamburgers In A Pressure Cooker


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YouTube, How To Make Frozen Hamburgers In A Pressure Cooker. Learn how to cook frozen hamburger patties. This is easy!

On this YouTube video, we will show you how to cook frozen hamburgers in an electric pressure cooker. And I know what you’re thinking, frozen hamburgers in an electric pressure cooker! That’s just nuts! Well believe it or not, we think that the best way to cook frozen hamburger patties is in an electric pressure cooker. On the video, we demonstrate how to make a delicious Swiss mushroom burger in an Instant Pot. The Instant Pot is one of the more popular electric pressure cookers. And believe it or not, cooking frozen hamburgers in an electric pressure cooker, is becoming more and more common. So if you have some frozen hamburger patties that you would like to cook, why not watch this video and learn how to make frozen hamburgers in an electric pressure cooker.

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38 replies
  1. PA H
    PA H says:

    I had to add a few minutes to mine because they were not done after 20 minutes. But then they got dry. I'll need to adjust the time next time – these were homemade burgers and a little thick so that may have been the issue. I'm going to try with my perdue frozen turkey burgers next. By the way, do you have a lot of water INSIDE the foil when you open them up?

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  2. Mary Smith
    Mary Smith says:

    You are a genius! I love my Instant Pot and I'm on a keto diet. I've been making frozen hamburgers in a cast iron skillet and I'm tired of cleaning up the splattered fat. Yes, I can give up the char to make cooking faster and cleanup easier at the end of a long work day. Trying this tomorrow. Thanks again!

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  3. Ruth Geitgey
    Ruth Geitgey says:

    I tried it tonight with the frozen patties from Costco. I put a little garlic salt, pepper, bacon bits, fresh mushrooms and swiss cheese on one. I did spray the foil a little before putting the burger in and wrapping.I did a light spray on top of the cheese to help prevent it sticking. The 2nd burger was just salt/pepper, a tiny tsp of butter, bacon bits and cheddar cheese slice. I just did a quick spray with Pam on the bottom of this one before setting it on the foil and a very light spray on top before closing it. My husband was super skeptical and thought they would taste boiled, but he really liked them. We'll do it again. Thanks for the tips.

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  4. Dave Pruiksma
    Dave Pruiksma says:

    Thanks for helping me cook frozen turkey patties. I stumbled upon the channel and subscribed but you should know what startled me is that you and I are nearly identical twins in appearance and manner. It’s uncanny!!!!

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  5. Dia Life
    Dia Life says:

    All these trolls when the video was very helpful. I am Texan and I had never heard of steamed burgers but my goodness they were the softest things ever! Delicious!

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  6. Whit Wilson
    Whit Wilson says:

    I had to try this, but it did not pass muster with the family. We much prefer the charcoal grilled taste of the burger, and it could never be duplicated in the Instant Pot. With an objective mindset, this could be useful in horribly cold weather as an alternative to cooking outside, but this is North Texas and that is v e r y rare… This is also rare, the other videos are fantastic. 🙂

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  7. kelli moore
    kelli moore says:

    This worked out quite well for me. I wanted a burger but busy with children atm. So threw one patty in to try while I am doing other things. Turned out good. I'll have to try the mushrooms and cheese next time. Thanks!

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  8. Sarah Reynolds
    Sarah Reynolds says:

    Great videos, thanks! I'm attempting two double-deckers and two singles tonight all at once!  I used frozen beef patties, dehydrated onion, burger seasoning, and shredded cheddar. 15 minutes – natural release, I hope that's enough time!

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  9. Maggie Britt Leo
    Maggie Britt Leo says:

    i did it and one of the them was fine, but the other didn't cook all the way through…what do you think i did wrong. I do have a slightly different version that you have, but can you give me a clue?

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  10. Ferret Family
    Ferret Family says:

    hi mike! just wanted to say thanks for this fantastic tip, I've utilized it 6 times now! Perfect for small apartment dwelling on a budget. I tried the bbq beans, think I need to adjust my time some though, the beans were a bit more firm than I like but the flavor was amazing. Just wanted to say thanks again for the time you take to share some ideas.

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