Nobody Knows the Truffles I've Seen: Featuring George Lang's 20 Favorite Hungarian Recipes

Both moving and entertaining, George Lang's absorbing autobiography draws the reader into an extraordinarily rich life filled with talent, wonder, and passion: an example of how torment can be transformed into beauty.-Elie Wiesel"A heartfelt, funny, moving story of survival. A great read."-Paul Newman"Anyone reading this remarkable memoir will understand why George Lang remains not only one of New York's great restaurateurs but one of its most vibrant citizens as well."-David Halberstam"A book to savor, relish, smack one's lips over, and profoundly appreciate."-William Safire"You don't need to be Hungarian to enjoy this book."-George Soros"George Lang's success story, so brilliantly recounted here, is the absolute personification of the American dream."-Dominique LaPierre"This book is as charming and sophisticated as its author."-Walter Cronkite