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* The Website/{{Kickstarter}} backers of ''VideoGame/PillarsOfEternity'' received a special PDF cookbook containing recipes of some of the staples of Dyrwood (the region of the ConstructedWorld where the game takes place) cuisine.

* WebVideo/BingingWithBabish is a WebSite/YouTube channel devoted to recreating meals from various fictional media; everything from Western Animation to Live Action Films/Shows to Video Games to even Anime. [[https://www.bingingwithbabish.com/cookbook Naturally, he ended up making his own cookbook with these various recipes in it.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/"AdventureTime'' has '''Adventure Time: The Official Cookbook'', and the unofficial cookbook ''Eating Ooo''.

** There are also two cookbooks themed specifically to ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'' for the holidays – ''A Christmas Carol: A Book-to-Table Classic'' and ''Mary Cratchit's Recipes''.

** There are also two holiday cookbooks themed specifically to ''Literature/AChristmasCarol'': ''A Christmas Carol: A Book-to-Table Classic'' and ''Mary Cratchit's Recipes''.

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* ''Creator/BDylanHollis'' is a [=TikTok=] and Youtube creator who tries out vintage recipes to see if they really are as terrible as they sound or not. His cookbook, ''Baking Yesteryear'', is a collection of his favorites from the 1900s to the 1980s, and has a RunningGag on his show of [[ProductPlacement sneaking into unexpected places]].

* There is a fanmade ''Literature/HarryPotter'' [[http://www.amazon.com/Unofficial-Harry-Potter-Cookbook-Knickerbocker/dp/1440503257 Unofficial Cookbook]], surprisingly enough.

* ''Baking Bad'' is parody cookbook based off ''Series/BreakingBad''. (See also ''A Feast of Ice and Fire'', based on the source novels, in the "Literature" folder.)

* ''Ride/{{Dollywood}}'' has ''The Unofficial Dollywood Cookbook'' by Erin K. Browne.

* Creator/JaneAusten's novels got ''The Jane Austen Cookbook''. It describes Austen's interest in food, drawing upon both the novels and her letters. It has authentic recipes from late Georgian and Regency England, modernized for today's cooks.

* ''Series/CallOfTheMidwife: The Official Cookbook'' by Annie Gray features classic British fare and recipes inspired by the show.

* ''Cooking with ''Series/DaysOfOurLives'' by Paulette Cohn and Dotty Griffith is inspired by the popular SoapOpera.

* Ride/DisneyThemeParks has several official and unofficial cookbooks for fans who want to make the food they ate at the in-park restaurants at home:

* Ride/DisneyThemeParks:

** ''Ride/StarWarsGalaxysEdge'' has an official cookbook for fans who want to make the food they ate at the in-park restaurants at home.

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A cook book or recipe book is one option, especially, but not necessarily, if the franchise is known for FoodPorn or if it's a food-related show set in a ChezRestaurant or luxury hotel. The book may or may not be "in-universe"; that is a cookbook that exists in the setting. (If it is, there may or may not be some explanation for why it uses real world measurements and ingredients -- especially if the setting is known for ForeignQueasine.) An EdutainmentShow will also want to take this opportunity to talk to the kids in the audience about healthy eating, possibly in a VerySpecialEpisode about avoiding wicked junk food.

Sometimes the cookery book is officially released by the makers of the show or source work, or it can be fan-made. The official cook books vary in quality from lavish productions that make many explicit links to the foods and meals shown in-universe to the low-quality ExtrudedBookProduct that has only a loose connection to the source show, and which is trying to cash in on the show's popularity and ride on its coattails.

* ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' has no less than three spinoff cookbooks: ''It's a Wonderful Life Cookbook'', ''It's a Wonderful Life: The Official Bailey Family Cookbook'', and ''Zuzu Bailey's It's a Wonderful Life Cookbook'', co-authored by Karolyn Grimes, who played Zuzu in the film.

** "Feast of the Dragon'' is an unofficial cookbook themed to both ''Game of Thrones'' and ''Series/HouseOfTheDragon''.

* ''Film/TheWizardOfOz" is another film with two cookbooks: "The Wizard of Oz: The Official Cookbook'' and "The Wizard of Oz Cookbook: Breakfast in Kansas, Dessert in Oz''.

* ''Film/HocusPocus'' has two spinoff cookbooks: ''Hocus Pocus: The Official Cookbook'' by Elena Craig and S.T. Bende, and "The Unofficial Hocus Pocus Cookbook'' by Bridget Thoreson.

** ''Delicious Disney: Ride/{{Disneyland}}'' and ''Delicious Disney: Walt Disney World'' feature recipes exclusively from California and Florida, respectively.

** Books not released by Creator/{{Disney}} include ''The Unofficial Disney Parks Cookbook'', "The Unofficial Disney Parks Restaurant Cookbook'', ''The Unofficial Disney Parks Drink Recipe Book'', and ''The Unofficial Disney Parks EPCOT Cookbook''.

* ''Ride/StarWarsGalaxysEdge'' has an official cookbook for fans who want to make the food they ate at the in-park restaurants at home.

* ''Film/BackToTheFuture: The Official Hill Valley Cookbook'' features "Recipes from the Past, Present, and Future!"