Volger provides all the tips and insights you need to make veggie burgers that live up to the hype or, better yet, expand your thinking on what a veggie burger can be.-- "The Los Angeles Times"
If you're looking for more ideas, I highly recommend the writer Lukas Volger's really, really wonderful veggie burger cookbook Veggie Burgers Every Which Way, which served as inspiration for Melissa [Clark] and includes recipes for many kinds of patties that fall in three main categories: vegetables, beans and tofu.--Tejal Rao, The New York Times
This is a terrific book! I've never been a fan of veggie burgers--neither the word 'veggie' nor the dry little disks with their strange little flavors. But Lukas Volger has just the right idea: Make real food with real flavor--and burgers that go far beyond any microwavable snack. There's a lot to like in Veggie Burgers Every Which Way, including some very appealing sides, dressings, and, what else? Buns! I'm headed to my kitchen right now.--Deborah Madison, author of Vegetarian Cooking for Everyone and Vegetable Literacy
Lukas Volger reversed my veggie burger cynicism.--Martha Rose Shulman, The New York Times
We love your Carrot and White Bean Burger, what a treat.-- "Smitten Kitchen"
Once considered retro and niche, veggie burgers made from actual vegetables have a new shot at relevance, and Volger has a chance to offer his vision for the future of food, one in which people are excited about vegetables, just as they are.-- "Eater"
A sturdy foundation for figuring out how to make veggie burgers work with whatever beans, vegetables, grains or proteins are available.-- "FoodPrint"
Fun and tasty burgers and sides for all occasions . . . this welcome new edition will delight with a diversity of ingredients and flavors that can't be found in grocery-store veggie burgers.-- "Library Journal"
Fans will not be disappointed with the variety, creativity, and tastiness on offer. Stating that veggie burgers 'should be creative expressions of vegetables' rather than meat imitations. . . . Volger provides something for every palate. . . . Home cooks will be eager to fire up their grills.-- "Publishers Weekly"
Vegans and vegetarians (and others eating meatless) often resort to cooking frozen veggie burgers out of a box . . . [with Veggie Burgers Every Which Way], you can whip up the real deal: great-tasting colorful homemade variations with fresh produce, whole grains, beans, rice, bread crumbs, spices, and herbs. They will be as good as the ingredients that go into them . . . Appealing topping, side, dressing and bun options are included, too.-- "Los Angeles Daily News"
One of Volger's best veggie burgers combines a variety of mushrooms and barley, combining foresty and nutty flavors you'd find in a wintertime wild mushroom soup . . . Try going back to eating one of those frozen soy burgers after that.-- "The Oregonian"
Volger's excellent new book, Veggie Burgers Every Which Way, should not be thought of as just for vegetarians . . . it is the variety and creativity of the recipes that makes this new cookbook stand out. Recipes such as his Tuscan White Bean Burger . . . are sure to get just about any carnivore's mouth watering.-- "CBC News"
Who knew shredded carrots or quinoa could be so deliciously molded into a pattie? And satisfy a dyed-in-the-wool carnivore.-- "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette"
This is a small volume with a big mission: to up the flavor profile of this particular vegetarian genre.-- "Washington Post"
Lukas Volger . . . elevates the vegetarian burger to its rightful status as real food.-- "Montreal Gazette"