Veggie Burgers Every Which Way, Second Edition: Fresh, Flavorful, and Healthy Plant-Based Burgers―Plus Toppings, Sides, Buns, and More by Lukas Volger

  • Easy bean burgers
    • Categories: Sandwiches & burgers; Lunch; Main course; Vegetarian
    • Ingredients: cooked beans; parsley; Parmesan cheese; bread crumbs
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  • Cashew-leek burgers with bulgur and lentils

    • posscairns on February 15, 2021

      Quite labour intensive but the end result is delicious.

    • wkhull on January 24, 2024

      Burgers held together really well, but were a little dry and mildly flavored. I did not find these labor intensive. Would recommend making an herby yogurty sauce like in book photo.

  • Baked quinoa burgers

    • christineakiyoshi on April 23, 2021

      I made these vegan using ground flax seeds as the binder. These held together much better than other veggie burgers I have made. I would probably add a little more garlic and salt to the recipe. Very nice recipe!

  • Pub grub veggie burgers

    • saravista on May 16, 2015

      http://lukasvolger.com/2010/02/01/pub-grub-veggie-burgers/

  • Mushroom burgers with barley

    • wkhull on July 01, 2020

      Kind of bland. Does not hold together like a burger, but better than most veggie burgers I've tried. They hold together better as a reheated left-over. The potato is used as a binder, but it's lack of flavor comes through in the final product. I feel like onion or garlic would have gone a long way with these.

  • Baked cauliflower burgers

    • SugarFree_Vegan on April 17, 2013

      These burgers are delicious and very healthy as they use mainly cauliflower for their 'bulk'. I used Gram (chickpea) flour instead of the potato starch and it still worked beautifully. The mix was a little crumbly but if you press it together well in your hands before you pop them on the baking tray they should hold together. Served with pickles, toasted wholewheat bun and sweet potato baked fries they made a lovely meal. Left overs reheat well too.

  • Butternut squash, black bean, and chestnut burgers

    • SugarFree_Vegan on February 08, 2014

      I substituted some Cavolo Nero for the spinach as this is what I had to hand, I think regular Kale would also work too. Instead of frying these burgers I sprayed them with a little rapeseed oil and baked them for 35 mins. They are delish!

  • Spinach-chickpea burgers

    • julesamomof2 on November 13, 2020

      I had high hopes for this as I love chickpeas and spinach but these burgers were not very good. They were overall dry and chickpeas were a little too hard. I like the idea of a good veggie burger but this was a miss for us.

  • Tofu and chard burgers

    • Apollonia on August 07, 2025

      Unclear to me how a recipe with so few ingredients produced so many dang dishes, but the end result was (probably?) worth it. Even my picky eating kid enjoyed. Served with the optional glaze (good, but probably not necessary) over lettuce leaves (ideal for this texture, I think).

  • Basic burger buns

    • stepharama1 on December 08, 2025

      This makes a tasty, relatively light and moist burger bun with a good mix of whole wheat and oat flour. The buns held together well. I will make again.

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  • ISBN 10 1615199845
  • ISBN 13 9781615199846
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  • Published Jun 13 2023
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 224
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher The Experiment

Publishers Text

An updated, expanded edition of the first-ever veggie burger cookbook, acclaimed repeatedly in The New York Times("an in-depth veggie burger lesson . . . a really, really wonderful" cookbook)-with all the recipes, tips, and techniques you need to make more than 30 delicious plant-based burgers (plus buns, sides, condiments!) Goodbye, frostbitten freezer patties and mysterious faux meats. Hello, Spicy Peanut and Carrot Burgers, Chipotle Black Bean Burgers, Seitan Burgers with Mango BBQ Sauce, and even Beet "Tartare"!

In this exciting new edition of his acclaimed Veggie Burgers Every Which Way, Lukas Volger conjures fresh produce, beans, and grains into even more delicious veggie burgers, sliders, and sides. Eating your vegetables has never been so satisfying.

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