Cornbread, cookies, and canna-everything straight from Tha Boss Dogg's oven is what you'll find in Snoop Dogg's Treats to Eat by Snoop Dogg and Antonis Achilleos.

Game day spreads range from Southern family tailgating fare and Tex-Mex party platters to snack boards and comfort-food wings and dips built for gathering around a screen.
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Cornbread, cookies, and canna-everything straight from Tha Boss Dogg's oven is what you'll find in Snoop Dogg's Treats to Eat by Snoop Dogg and Antonis Achilleos.

Josef Centeno, Betty Hallock, and Ren Fuller serve up Ama, where breakfast tacos, carne guisada, and a nacho party are all within reach.

The Bradshaw Family Cookbook brings nearly 100 recipes from Terry Bradshaw, Tammy Bradshaw, Rachel Bradshaw, Noah Hester, Lacey Hester, and James O. Fraioli—the kind of Southern and Texas dishes that turn any gathering into a stadium-worthy feast.

Arrive late, leave legendary—that's the promise Casey Elsass makes in What Can I Bring?, packed with 75 recipes designed to steal the show and earn you MVP status.

Forget sweet bakes altogether, because Jessie Sheehan's Salty, Cheesy, Herby, Crispy Snackable Bakes delivers 100 savory, shareable recipes that come together with everyday ingredients and zero fuss.

Remi Cruz Parsons brings her infectious energy and Korean American heritage to Let's Get Cooking, a collection of 100+ approachable recipes that transform home cooks into joyful, confident kitchen explorers.

Let Marissa Mullen show you how I'll Bring the Apps transforms appetizers into the whole party—75 recipes designed for mixing, matching, and hosting with style.

In Today We Are Cooking, Tini Younger opens up her culinary playbook to show you that every recipe teaches you why, not just how, to cook it.

Updated August 2026

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