I've never used Drummers Cookbook, looking at it now it looks fine, but it's real dense with redundant similar patterns. It wears me out looking at that when I'm practicing. If we're talking about 16th notes with the bass drum in 4/4, Funky Primer is similar, and more concise. Rockin' Bass Drum 2 is similar, kind of abstract. Those are both kind of dated, but you don't do them to learn hip beats-- they're just about learning to use the SD and BD together along with a steady cymbal rhythm. And about some rhythm possibilities in one or two measures of 4/4.
New Breed probably goes more in depth, but I never use it. Book 3 of Gary Chaffee's Patterns series definitely hits more aspects of it, but you have to come up with your own system to do it-- he has everything broken down to one and two beat patterns. It's boring to just play them as written, and doing the obvious thing of combining them all with each other is a major grind. So it's kind of a punishing book, not fun.