Potato Skin Burger

I'm not an expert on potato skins but I am pretty particular when I make them. First I cook whole potatoes until they're not quite completely done. Then I very carefully pull out the centers and try and scrape pretty close to the skin. Too much actual potato on a potato skin can be a real bummer. There is a very fine line though because if you break all the way through it isn't going to work as your burger bun. You might want to have an extra potato on hand in case you mess one up. Then I flip them over, brush them with oil, and put them into the oven as hot as it can go to simulate a frying situation. See how the edges got a nice defined brown ring? Then fill them up with cheese and bacon. I waited until the skins came out of the oven before throwing the burgers onto the grill. Just ground beef with salt and pepper on the outside only. Sour cream goes on the skins before the burger. Also if I had chives they would have gone on here too. Top with a second skin. These burgers. So good. They could be held like a regular burger no problem! Looks like just your average burger. Also this is a fun option for people with gluten allergies. That's a good burger! It's funny cause this combo goes so well together but is not something you would normally see served this way.