This is a real man’s version of a cookbook. This is Bobby Flay’s Burgers, Fries, and Shakes, filled with everything that you need for a great BBQ. This is much more than a guide on how to make great burgers though, Bobby includes recipes for delicious onion rings, french fries and milkshakes as well. $17.
The internet is a great resource for planning an adventure, but it does make things seem a little too easy if you are the type that like to rough it. If you want to roam around the old-fashioned way, but still look good doing it, then check out these Leather-Bound Atlas and Guides from Orvis. It comes in National Parks, World Atlas, Rocky Mountain, or Appalachian guides and they include maps, and note pages, printed on gilt-edge, acid-free paper and blank pages so you can record your adventure. $49.
If you want to be the talk of your neighborhood, and throw the best block parties, you need to have the food to back it up. This book, featuring 100 recipes from America’s best smokehouses will give you everything you need to grill up the perfect meal. Just don’t let your guests in on the secret of where you learned to grill so well. $14.
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You’ve seen those writings, given them, and sometimes received them yourselves. Passive aggressive notes can take many shapes and forms, but they ultimately lead to something imperative. The unwashed dishes in the sink, the unpaid rent, or even the food being taken from the fridge by your dead-beat room mate, it can occur to the best of us. Those require action and sometimes, the best reaction for those are passive-aggressive notes. Kerry Miller decided she has enough of those notes submitted to her website and compiled them into a book. The paperback has 176 pages of such clever words that some are just downright funny. Men are really social creatures and living with somebody else takes enormous patience, those familiar notes are just a coping mechanism and Kerry Miller gladly points them out in her book. $11.
We can all agree that the best type of food comes from the grill. Whether it be sausages, burgers, or steaks, when it’s grilled, it’s always good to go. Weber knows this fact and combines their tried and tested formulas into a 320-page cookbook. Grilling isn’t about having the largest fire or tossing as many stuff on to the grill as possible – it involves technique and the careful watch of the grill master, whoever holds that title, in the house at least. Those techniques are compiled by renowned grill master Jamie Purviance, with over a thousand photos and details on the actual cooking itself. See how the professionals do it so you can have grilled gourmet meals yourself. Introduce new recipes so you don’t get stuck with the same stuff and wow your buddies on the next tailgate party. $20.
This is the ultimate book to satisfy any fan of one of our great American authors. Who Is Mark Twain is a 240 page hardcover book, that contains 25 newly published papers, that were written by Mark Twain before his death in 1910. These were hand picked by the general editor of the Mark Twain Project, Robert Hirst. $14.
We consider this to be more of a joke gift for that hypochondriac friend of yours, to make him realize the error of his ways, but the book may end up just making him more scared of the outside world. Either way this book highlights all the things that might kill you in this world, although it doesn’t include being attacked with the hardcover book itself. $18.
