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* ''Series/{{Hannibal}}'' has ''Feeding Hannibal: a Connoisseur's Cookbook'', written by the show's food stylist Janice Poon. It contains behind-the-scenes stories behind the creation of the show's FoodPorn / FoodGorn as well as recipes to create (human-free) variations of Hannibal Lecter's dishes.

* ''The Series/DoctorWho Cookbook'' by [[DungeonmastersGirlfriend Gary Downie]]. Recipes were submitted by actors from the show and given ''Doctor Who'' inspired names like Castrovalvan Kebabs. A second official cookbook came out in 2016, by professional cookery writer Joanna Farrow.

* '''''Ba'''king '''Ba'''d'' is parody cookbook based off ''Series/BreakingBad''.

* ''The Walking Dead: The Official Cookbook and Survival Guide'' is a cookbook based off ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' television series.

* ''Dining on Series/BabylonFive'' by Stephen C. Smith. In-universe (in fact, so in-universe that it actually appeared in the series), compiled by the owner of B5's Fresh Air Restaurant and with contributions from all the main station personel (with a note explaining the alien recipes have been adjusted to suit human biology).

* {{WWE}} has ''[[Wrestling/JimRoss J. R.]]'s Cookbook: True Ringside Tales, BBQ, and Down-Home Recipes''.

* ''In the Kitchen with Miss Piggy'' by Jim Lewis (''Franchise/TheMuppets''), a collection of recipes from celebrities with commentry by Piggy.

* ''The Series/DoctorWho Cookbook'' by [[DungeonmastersGirlfriend Gary Downie]]. Recipes were submitted by actors from the show and given ''Doctor Who'' inspired names like Castrovalvan Kebabs. A second official cookbook came out in 2016, by professional cookery writer Joanna Farrow. Guess they eventually decided to do a "novelty cookbook" after all (see page quote).
* ''Mary Ann's Series/GilligansIsland Cookbook'' was written by Dawn Wells (who played Mary Ann), Ken Beck, Jim Clark and had a forward from Bob Denver (who played Gilligan). It had a lot of coconut pie recipes.

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* ''Franchise/StarTrek'':
** ''The Official Star Trek Cooking Manual'' by Mary Ann Piccard. In-universe, the personal cooking log of Christine Chapel.
** ''The Star Trek Cookbook'' by Ethan Phillips and William J. Birnes. In-universe, written as if by Neelix.

* {{WWE}} has ''[[Wrestling/JimRoss J. R.]]'s Cookbook: True Ringside Tales, BBQ, and Down-Home Recipes''.
* ''The Late Show with Creator/DavidLetterman'':
** ''Home Cookin' with Dave's Mom'', written by Dave's mom Dorothy.
** ''Dave Letterman's Book of {{Top Ten List}}s and Zesty Chicken Recipes''.
* There's at least four spin-off cookbooks for ''Series/TheGreatBritishBakeOff'', all specializing in, what a surprise, baked goods.

* ''The Walking Dead: The Official Cookbook and Survival Guide'' is a cookbook based off ''Series/TheWalkingDead'' television series.
* ''Series/GilmoreGirls'' has an unofficial cookbook ''Eat Like A Gilmore'', particularly interesting because the main characters are most known for eating out or ordering in, but their rich family are gourmets and their close friends are excellent cooks.

* ''Alice's Brady Bunch Cookbook'' by Ann B. Davis. This was the actress who played Alice, the Bradys' housekeeper (and cook) on ''Series/TheBradyBunch''.

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* The ''Comicstrip/{{Peanuts}}'' franchise has ''Peanuts Cookbook'' and ''Peanuts Lunchtime Cookbook'', both of which features ''Peanuts'' reprint on even pages followed by a recipe on odd pages.
* ''Maw Broon's Cookbook'' is based on ''Comicstrip/TheBroons''.
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* Australian UsefulNotes/{{Cricket}}er Matthew Hayden once had one of his recipes published in a celebrity cookbook. This did not go unnoticed by one English suppourter, who Hayden recalls telling him, "You're shit, Hayden, and so is your chicken casserole!"

* Australian UsefulNotes/{{Cricket}}er once had one of his recipes published in a celebrity cookbook. This did not go unnoticed by one English suppourter, who Hayden recalls telling him, "You're shit, Hayden, and so is your chicken casserole!"

* WebVideo/BingingWithBabish is a 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.]]

* ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls: The Official Cookbook'', by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel, includes recipes based on in-game food (particularly from ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'') and on the lore of the series. In case you're wondering: yes, [[https://nerdist.com/article/elder-scrolls-skyrim-official-cookbook-skooma-recipe-exclusive/ there's a recipe]] for [[FantasticDrug skooma]] (it ''doesn't'' include cocain).

* ''Franchise/TheElderScrolls: The Official Cookbook'', by Chelsea Monroe-Cassel, includes recipes based on in-game food (particularly from ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsVSkyrim'') and on the lore of the series.

* ''The Pooh Cook Book'', "inspired by" ''Literature/WinnieThePooh'' and ''The House at Pooh Corner'' by A. A. Milne."

* Two books based on ''Literature/LittleHouseOnThePrairie'': ''The Little House Cookbook'', which gives recipies for meals mentioned in the books, and ''The Laura Ingalls Wilder Country Cookbook'', which is from her actual recipie notes. Sadly, neither has the recipie for Laura's pieplant pie.
* From ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'', we have ''A Feast of Ice And Fire,'' the official cookbook.

* Patrick O'Brian's Literature/AubreyMaturin novels gave rise to ''Lobscouse and Spotted Dog'', a highly entertaining & authentic cookbook full of Napoleonic-era recipes (and of clues as to why Jack Aubrey had trouble keeping the pounds off!).

* ''Series/SesameStreet''

-->--'''The Doctor''', ''AudioPlay/BigFinishDoctorWho'' audio ''Kingmaker''

* ''The Series/DoctorWho Cookbook'' by [[DungeonmastersGirlfriend Gary Downie]]. Recipes submitted by actors from the show and given ''Doctor Who'' inspired names like Castrovalvan Kebabs. A second official cookbook came out in 2016, by professional cookery writer Joanna Farrow. Guess they eventually ddcided to do a "novelty cookbook" after all (see page quote).

* ''The Series/DoctorWho Cookbook'' by [[DungeonmastersGirlfriend Gary Downie]]. Recipes submitted by actors from the show and given ''Doctor Who'' inspired names like Castrovalvan Kebabs. A second official cookbook came out in 2016, by professional cookery writer Joanna Farrow.