The Unofficial Dollywood Cookbook

"A labor of love."

—Atlanta Journal Constitution

"Perfect for fans and foodies alike… a great hardcover book that would look great on any kitchen counter or bookshelf."

—Rolling Stone 

“You’ll definitely want to upgrade a one-page visit to a full season pass–dive into deliciousness.…Erin’s cookbook gives you the full experience of all the recipes and history of the down-home, unique, and superb flavors that make Dollywood a beloved destination and national culinary treasure—without having to find a place to park!”

—Emily Herndon Thurston, former bakery owner and Sevier County native

“This book is a one-stop shop for all the nostalgia of food and fun that brings you to Dollywood. You are sure to find your favorite listed inside—and now you can have it at home.”

—Kim VanHoozier, owner of Six Little Teacups Bakery and Sweets, Chattanooga, Tennessee

“Erin Browne brings the flavors of Dollywood straight to your home. From seasonal festival favorites to Dollywood fan staples, it is all here! You can skip the Grist Mill line for Cinnamon Bread or survive the off-season with Granny Ogle’s Meatloaf Stackers. First-timers can warm up their taste buds for Dollywood’s award-winning food with these sure-to-please recipes!”

—April Lamb, East Tennessee journalist (WJHL-TV, WBIR-TV, Bristol Herald Courier, USA TODAY)

“Erin’s book is perfect for Dollywood fans far and wide who want to experience the park’s amazing food right in their own kitchens. From Jukebox Junction’s Fried Cheese Curds to Wildwood Grove’s seasonal Hazelnut Churros, every morsel is covered. However, as someone who has waited patiently in long lines for the famous Grist Mill Cinnamon Bread, I consider this book worth its weight in gold for this recipe alone.”

—Heather Baird, blogger and author of SprinkleBakes