Plant-based game day recipes from NFL player turned chef
By:
CBS 58 Newsroom
Posted: Jan 12, 2022 7:48 AM CDT
-
1:22
Potawatomi Casino Hotel to reopen after fire in HVAC system prompts...
-
1:48
New grocery store opens on Milwaukee’s north side as city battles...
-
3:41
Artemis II mission in full swing: here’s what’s to come
-
2:59
What you need to know ahead of the April 7 election in Wisconsin
-
4:54
Third annual Mothers of Milwaukee Symposium set for April 11
-
2:04
‘Keep my cousin’s name alive’: Easter celebrations turn...
-
2:45
New 36,000-square-foot indoor play space Lava Island now open...
-
4:44
MKE Wine Weekend returns April 9-13 with tastings, film screening...
-
4:03
Better Business Bureau warns of asphalt paving scams targeting...
-
2:52
Eventually getting warmer and wetter, too, for the coming week
-
2:09
’This is the answer’: Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s Easter...
-
3:18
St. Francis’ Buddy Squirrel celebrates 110 years of traditions,...
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Many football fans bring a super-sized hunger to Super Bowl Sunday. The big game is one of the biggest eating days in the country.
Traditionally, that means burgers, hotdogs, chicken wings. Other than an occasional veggie tray, there aren't many options for those who don't eat meat.
Eddie Jackson is a former NFL player turned celebrity chef. He joined CBS 58 on Wednesday, Jan. 12 with some of his plant-based game day recipes.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter