The Shake Shack Cookbook Is Almost Here

Shake Shack’s first cookbook is coming to shacks and shelves on May 16

You’ll be flipping real ShackBurgers on the grill in no time.

After more than a decade of fast-casual gourmet burger success, Shake Shack is finally coming out with a cookbook. We already announced this news in the fall, but now there’s a definitive release date: The official Shake Shack cookbook, Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories. will hit shelves and Shacks on May 16th.

The cookbook contains all the juicy secrets to making the famous ShackBurgers, crinkle-cut fries, ultra-sweet concretes, and more, as well as some fun facts and sneak peeks into what it’s like to run the Shack Empire. YUou’ll be able to make a Shake Shack lunch with all of the added calories but without the added wait in a long line.

If you pre-order the book here, your $26 copy will come signed by authors Randy Garutti, the Shake Shack CEO, and Mark Rosati, the chain’s culinary director, and will be accompanied by a voucher for a free burger.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.

The Shake Shack Burger Recipe is Now All Yours

by Team Never Not Amazing May 19, 2017, 12:59 pm 60 Views

Shake Shack may be home to a secret Peanut Butter Bacon Burger, but it’s known for its Shackburger — a deliciously meaty stack of bun, beef, cheese, lettuce, tomato and Shake Shack’s secret sauce. For a long time, the so-called “sacred cow” of Danny Meyer’s Shake Shack empire was mired in mystery, a deliciously perfect burger made with Pat LaFrieda brisket that could stand against the finest fast-food offerings out there.

A new cookbook has pulled back the curtain on the Shackburger though. Shake Shack: Recipes and Stories — out this week from Clarkson Potter, and compiled by Randy Garutti and Mark Rosati, with an introduction by Meyer — features the official recipe for the famous burger, complete with brand names for all the ingredients you’ll want to use to recreate the dish at home. The new cookbook is the first that the burger chain has released. The one thing it does not reveal is the recipe for Shake Shack’s secret Shack Sauce, so you’ll have to find a Shake Shack to taste that flavor element.

Even so, as far as burger recipes go, it’s a pretty detailed one, and it speaks to Meyer and Shake Shack’s well-publicized emphasis on hospitality. We’ve reprinted the recipe with permission from Clarkson Potter below.