Browse the library shelves and you'll find thousands of cookbooks with typical variations on burgers, casseroles, pizzas, desserts, vegetarian dishes, drinks, etc. But why bring home a regular recipe when you can try one of these unusual cookbooks instead?
- Apocalypse Chow: How to Eat Well When the Power Goes Out [2] by Robin Robertson
- The Star Wars Cookbook: Wookiee Cookies and Other Galactic Recipes [3] by Robin Davis
- Gross-Out Cakes: The Kitty Litter Cake and Other Classics [4] by Barlow & Schetselaar
- Kill It & Grill It: A Guide to Preparing and Cooking Wild Game and Fish [5] by Ted & Shemane Nugent
- A Man, a Can, a Tailgate Plan: 50 Easy Game-time Recipes That are Sure to Please [6] by Zachary Schisgal
- Fierce Food: The Intrepid Diner's Guide to the Unusual, Exotic, and Downright Bizarre [7] by Christa Weil
- The Storm Gourmet: A Guide to Creating Extraordinary Meals without Electricity [8] by Daphne Nikolopoulos
- The Can Opener Gourmet: More than 200 Quick + Delicious Recipes Using Ingredients from Your Pantry [9] by Laura Karr
- cooking [10]
- exotic [11]
- Nonfiction [12]
- unusual [13]
