Yum! Try Chef Foster Deadman's Brown Butter French Toast for Christmas morning breakfast
Between the presents and the excitement, Christmas morning can be a bit hectic -- and that's before you consider that you'll need to cook breakfast.Chef Foster Deadman appeared on Studio A on Monday, December 14th, with a recipe that utilizes items you may already have in your pantry.Turns out, you can repurpose all that cookie and cake decorating fun for donuts and cinnamon rolls for Christmas morning.Brown Butter French Toast (made from last night's French bread)IngredientsBatter2 whole eggs1 cup milk1 tablespoon sugar1/2 tsp vanilla extractCinnamon on the side for laterFrench bread cut into 3/4 inch slices on a biasButter -- about 2 sticks, but depends on the amount of bread1) Heat griddle or iron skillet to around 350 degrees or medium heat2) Add the butter to the skillet and move the butter around until the butter becomes a light brown3) Quickly add the French bread to the batter, remove and shake of excess, then in the pan with the delicious butter4) Sprinkle with cinnamon while the first side cooks5) Once golden brown on the first side flip and finish cooking for an additional 1 to 2 minutes6) Wipe pan and repeat as many times as neededSyrup is always amazing -- but what about left over chocolate ganache, Nutella, or some of those wonderful preserves and jams you just got at the work Christmas party?
Between the presents and the excitement, Christmas morning can be a bit hectic -- and that's before you consider that you'll need to cook breakfast.Chef Foster Deadman appeared on Studio A on Monday, December 14th, with a recipe that utilizes items you may already have in your pantry.Turns out, you can repurpose all that cookie and cake decorating fun for donuts and cinnamon rolls for Christmas morning.Brown Butter French Toast (made from last night's French bread)IngredientsBatter2 whole eggs1 cup milk1 tablespoon sugar1/2 tsp vanilla extractCinnamon on the side for laterFrench bread cut into 3/4 inch slices on a biasButter -- about 2 sticks, but depends on the amount of bread1) Heat griddle or iron skillet to around 350 degrees or medium heat2) Add the butter to the skillet and move the butter around until the butter becomes a light brown3) Quickly add the French bread to the batter, remove and shake of excess, then in the pan with the delicious butter4) Sprinkle with cinnamon while the first side cooks5) Once golden brown on the first side flip and finish cooking for an additional 1 to 2 minutes6) Wipe pan and repeat as many times as neededSyrup is always amazing -- but what about left over chocolate ganache, Nutella, or some of those wonderful preserves and jams you just got at the work Christmas party?
"That's your baby brother!" Big sisters find amazing surprise under the Christmas tree
Three little girls got an amazing surprise this Christmas -- a new baby brother!Courtney Solstad shared a video on Facebook saying that her daughters had no idea Nathan was being adopted, so they put him under the tree to surprise his big sisters.Solstad said on Facebook: "We met them at the door and told them that we had been out Christmas shopping and got them a gift to share...and it was under the tree!"The video has been viewed on Facebook more than 130,000 times.
Three little girls got an amazing surprise this Christmas -- a new baby brother!Courtney Solstad shared a video on Facebook saying that her daughters had no idea Nathan was being adopted, so they put him under the tree to surprise his big sisters.Solstad said on Facebook: "We met them at the door and told them that we had been out Christmas shopping and got them a gift to share...and it was under the tree!"The video has been viewed on Facebook more than 130,000 times.
Ready, set, gobble! Chip spent the morning at the 4th annual Drumstick Dash
MILWAUKEE -- The Drumstick Dash is a 3.1 mile run/walk at Miller Park that benefits Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin.
MILWAUKEE -- The Drumstick Dash is a 3.1 mile run/walk at Miller Park that benefits Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin.
"We will stop, test, arrest and lock up drunk drivers:" Officers out in force this Thanksgiving weekend
MILWAUKEE -- Law enforcement officials will be out in force this Thanksgiving weekend -- looking for drunk drivers.
MILWAUKEE -- Law enforcement officials will be out in force this Thanksgiving weekend -- looking for drunk drivers.
"Strongest man I know:" Bart & Cherry Starr make trip to Green Bay for Favre's Ring of Honor ceremony
GREEN BAY -- November 26th has been circled on Bart and Cherry Starr's calendar for quite awhile.
GREEN BAY -- November 26th has been circled on Bart and Cherry Starr's calendar for quite awhile.
Mad rush for Thanksgiving dinner: Shoppers flood grocery stores for last-minute items
MILWAUKEE -- We're all looking forward to a big feast on Thanksgiving Day -- but on Wednesday, November 25th it was a mad rush at the grocery store.
MILWAUKEE -- We're all looking forward to a big feast on Thanksgiving Day -- but on Wednesday, November 25th it was a mad rush at the grocery store.
"It's been a breeze:" Few problems reported day before Thanksgiving; one of the busiest days for travel
MILWAUKEE -- The day before Thanksgiving is always one of the busiest travel days of the year -- with plenty hitting the road and the air en route to their Thanksgiving destinations.For those who got started early enough on Wednesday, November 25th, things went relatively smoothly."It`s been a breeze," Caroline Dobler said."I left at 6 this morning and it hasn`t been bad at all," Scott Reid said.
MILWAUKEE -- The day before Thanksgiving is always one of the busiest travel days of the year -- with plenty hitting the road and the air en route to their Thanksgiving destinations.For those who got started early enough on Wednesday, November 25th, things went relatively smoothly."It`s been a breeze," Caroline Dobler said."I left at 6 this morning and it hasn`t been bad at all," Scott Reid said.
"Gifts they'll only use once:" Man plants hilarious, fake Black Friday sale signs at Target
Millions of shoppers are expected to take advantage of Thanksgiving-weekend deals online or in stores this year.Photoshop whiz Jeff Wysaski went the extra mile to add some extra, and fake Black Friday deals to the walls of his local Target store.His advertisements featured sections titled, "gifts they'll only use once" and "hot gifts for centaurs."One of the "doorbuster" deals offered a tent with an angry opossum in it for just $24.99.Last, but not least, the ad said that customers who spent $75 or more could get a free falcon.
Millions of shoppers are expected to take advantage of Thanksgiving-weekend deals online or in stores this year.Photoshop whiz Jeff Wysaski went the extra mile to add some extra, and fake Black Friday deals to the walls of his local Target store.His advertisements featured sections titled, "gifts they'll only use once" and "hot gifts for centaurs."One of the "doorbuster" deals offered a tent with an angry opossum in it for just $24.99.Last, but not least, the ad said that customers who spent $75 or more could get a free falcon.
"Give yourself plenty of time:" Thousands more expected to hit the road & the air this Thanksgiving
MILWAUKEE -- By ground or by air, plenty of people plan to travel this Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
MILWAUKEE -- By ground or by air, plenty of people plan to travel this Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Make Thanksgiving delicious for everyone! Gluten-free side dishes that are sure to be a hit
MILWAUKEE -- Make sure everyone at your Thanksgiving table is able to enjoy the meal.
MILWAUKEE -- Make sure everyone at your Thanksgiving table is able to enjoy the meal.
Mitchell Airport officials expect 16% increase in Thanksgiving-related travel this year
MILWAUKEE -- General Mitchell International Airport officials are expecting a 16% increase in Thanksgiving-related traffic compared with last year.Airline officials project that more than 201,000 passengers will use the airport between November 20th and November 30th.The busiest days are likely to be Wednesday, November 25th and Sunday, November 29th.On those days, the airport could see 21,000 passengers each day -- about 2,000 more than an average day.The least busy travel day will be Thanksgiving Day itself, when airport officials expect about 12,000 travelers.CLICK HERE for Thanksgiving travel tips via the TSA.CLICK HERE for arrivals, departures, flight schedule information, and more at MitchellAirport.com.CLICK HERE for more on this story via the Milwaukee Business Journal.
MILWAUKEE -- General Mitchell International Airport officials are expecting a 16% increase in Thanksgiving-related traffic compared with last year.Airline officials project that more than 201,000 passengers will use the airport between November 20th and November 30th.The busiest days are likely to be Wednesday, November 25th and Sunday, November 29th.On those days, the airport could see 21,000 passengers each day -- about 2,000 more than an average day.The least busy travel day will be Thanksgiving Day itself, when airport officials expect about 12,000 travelers.CLICK HERE for Thanksgiving travel tips via the TSA.CLICK HERE for arrivals, departures, flight schedule information, and more at MitchellAirport.com.CLICK HERE for more on this story via the Milwaukee Business Journal.
Are you hosting Thanksgiving? Everything you need to make it a success
MILWAUKEE -- Chip is getting ready to host his first Thanksgiving dinner, so he's at Sendik's to learn about everything you need to prep for turkey day.
MILWAUKEE -- Chip is getting ready to host his first Thanksgiving dinner, so he's at Sendik's to learn about everything you need to prep for turkey day.
Katrina Kozar's Cranberry Relish & Cranberry Margaritas
(WITI) Katrina Kozar from MasterChef Season 6 stopped by Fox6 WakeUp to share some Thanksgiving inspired recipes.
(WITI) Katrina Kozar from MasterChef Season 6 stopped by Fox6 WakeUp to share some Thanksgiving inspired recipes.
Hosting Thanksgiving and looking to pick the perfect turkey? Label buzzwords to avoid
MILWAUKEE -- You may be wasting time and money searching for a Thanksgiving turkey labeled with meaningless terms.
MILWAUKEE -- You may be wasting time and money searching for a Thanksgiving turkey labeled with meaningless terms.
AAA: Stronger economy, lower gas prices means more travelers this Thanksgiving
NEW YORK — A stronger economy and lower gas prices mean Thanksgiving travelers can expect more congested highways this year.During the long holiday weekend, 46.9 million Americans are expected to go 50 miles or more from home, the highest number since 2007.
NEW YORK — A stronger economy and lower gas prices mean Thanksgiving travelers can expect more congested highways this year.During the long holiday weekend, 46.9 million Americans are expected to go 50 miles or more from home, the highest number since 2007.
Thanksgiving is next week! Ideas to make your tablescape as show-stopping as the turkey
MILWAUKEE -- Thanksgiving is next week!
MILWAUKEE -- Thanksgiving is next week!
Tribute to veterans: Ceremony held at the Milwaukee County War Memorial
MILWAUKEE -- On Veterans Day Wednesday, November 11th, people came together across the Milwaukee area to pay tribute to those who have served the country.A Veterans Day ceremony was held at the Milwaukee County War Memorial.
MILWAUKEE -- On Veterans Day Wednesday, November 11th, people came together across the Milwaukee area to pay tribute to those who have served the country.A Veterans Day ceremony was held at the Milwaukee County War Memorial.
Gov. Scott Walker honors veterans during Capitol ceremony on Veterans Day
MADISON — Governor Scott Walker says the best way to celebrate Veterans Day is to try harder to reach out to fellow citizens and stand up for everyone's rights and freedoms.Walker delivered the message at a Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday, November 11th in the Capitol rotunda.Walker recalled his own visit to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., as a high school student in 1985 and how he was moved by tracing the names of those who died and seeing his own reflection in the wall.Two Wisconsin residents killed in action in Vietnam, Leonard Thompson and Lawrence Joseph Butler, were honored during the ceremony.Later Wednesday, Walker was to recognize the 2015 Veteran of the Year Ralph Bagneski at a ceremony in Milwaukee.
MADISON — Governor Scott Walker says the best way to celebrate Veterans Day is to try harder to reach out to fellow citizens and stand up for everyone's rights and freedoms.Walker delivered the message at a Veterans Day ceremony Wednesday, November 11th in the Capitol rotunda.Walker recalled his own visit to the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., as a high school student in 1985 and how he was moved by tracing the names of those who died and seeing his own reflection in the wall.Two Wisconsin residents killed in action in Vietnam, Leonard Thompson and Lawrence Joseph Butler, were honored during the ceremony.Later Wednesday, Walker was to recognize the 2015 Veteran of the Year Ralph Bagneski at a ceremony in Milwaukee.
Veterans Day 2015: Restaurants, businesses offer freebies for veterans and military personnel
MILWAUKEE -- Veterans Day is on Wednesday, November 11th -- and several area restaurants and stores are offering special discounts, free meals or free admission to veterans and active duty military personnel to thank them for their military service.Note: Offers are at participating locations and uniform or military ID may be required as proof of service.
MILWAUKEE -- Veterans Day is on Wednesday, November 11th -- and several area restaurants and stores are offering special discounts, free meals or free admission to veterans and active duty military personnel to thank them for their military service.Note: Offers are at participating locations and uniform or military ID may be required as proof of service.