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The BURNNIE Show / We are a non profit charity 501(c)3 (ID 41-1645062) which offers a tax deduction for your charitable donation.
Thanks for checking out The BURNNIE Show!
We hope you’re enjoying the thoughtful content we are providing for children. It’s important to us that we make a connection with children and their families while teaching them to live a life with Jesus. We don’t like thinking of this as just our show but as a show that belongs to everyone.
You see, The BURNNIE Show isn’t sponsored by any church or big corporation, The BURNNIE Show is completely funded by generous donations from people like you. We’re very thankful for the help we’ve received so far, but our costs are on-going.
So if you’d like to continue to see quality programming like The BURNNIE Show on the web and on TV, please consider partnering with us. Any amount helps.
The BURNNIE Show is produced by a 501c3 ministry, so you can be sure all your U.S. based donations are tax deductible.
Thank you for your support.The BURNNIE Show is a Christian television show for kids that is produced by RTC Inc., dba Reaching the Children Media. RTC and The BURNNIE Show is a 501c3 non-profit ministry whose sole mission is to share God’s love with all people, especially kids.
What makes “The BURNNIE Show” unique?
The goal of each “BURNNIE” episode offers discussion starters between parents and their children. “The BURNNIE Show” is driven by a specific intent to present an inspirational and educational concept. Positive values combine with additional efforts in promoting children’s social, emotional, behavioral health with an introduction to God’s Word and Truth. Episodes support parents, caregivers, teachers and other professionals in their work with children.
Although many preschool aged children love “The BURNNIE Show,” the design of each “BURNNIE” episode is strategically assembled to present one topic at a slow pace appropriate for our intended audience of 5 - 11 years old. You will not find a distracting set of sub plots. You will not find loud and harsh characters.
“The BURNNIE Show” is crafted to create something “real.” Aside from one pinch of fantasy with “BURNNIE” as a talking rabbit, each episode presents real people in real to life situations. The true to life design of the program enhances the ability for parents, grandparents, teachers, and caregivers to open a line of communication on important topics with their children.The BURNNIE Show is not sponsored by any church denomination or television network. It is fully supported by its viewers. All U.S. donations are tax deductible.
Show Details
The program is geared to compete with and is as well-produced as any secular children’s programing–but without the questionable messages and influences. It’s upbeat, positive, lively and modern. The BURNNIE Show utilizes the latest technology in filmography to help convey the important biblical messages taught. It’s produced in full HD (1920x1080p).
Each episode takes the viewer through the daily triumphs, trials, and tribulations of being BURNNIE. BURNNIE makes many mistakes with humorous results as he learns life lessons and tackles the general ups and downs of growing up.
Each 30 minute episode focuses on specific traits such as respect, telling the truth, self concept etc. One puppet character, BURNNIE, and a cast of live actors, helps bring the program to an elementary age target with an appeal to an adult audience as well.
Episodes progress from the TREGGLLUSIONS Magic Shop, to the Christy Creams Ice Cream Parlor, and to a variety of interesting locations filmed at businesses, museums, attractions, etc. throughout the U.S. as the story line indicates. Episode returns to the magic shop and the TREGGLLUSIONS auditorium where a live audience of children enjoy a grand illusion performed by Steve and Faith TREGGLLUSIONS.
The BURNNIE Show is available locally on KELO's MyUTV each Saturday at 11:30 (cable channel 10 or digital 11.2)
The BURNNIE Show is viewed in the United Kingdom through the UCB network and to Australia, The Netherlands, and Jamaica.
Watch on the National Religious Broadcasting station Direct TV ch. 378 Saturday at 7:30 AM EST
The BURNNIE Show is viewed on line at: burnnie.org
Fruitcake That Doesn't Suck - Ultimate Food Geek & Friends
Ben Starr, the Ultimate Food Geek, rescues you from the scourge of that most wretched of holiday abominations...the dreaded Fruitcake. Together with friends Chip & Jenni, he reinvents this foul, nefarious offense to the palate in a format that is not only palatable, but delightful!
All my favorite kitchen toys:
The kitchen scale I used both at my restaurant and at home: (You can spend less on a kitchen scale, but this one is perpetually accurate, easy to clean, and doesn't take weird batteries.)
Precut parchment liners -
8 rounds for cake pans:
9 rounds for cake pans:
In a large saucepan, add:
1 pound (454g) dried fruit (in the video I use equal weights golden raisins, cranberries, sour cherries, and figs, but ANY combo of dried fruits will work, chop up fruits that are larger than a raisin)
5.7oz (162g or 1/2 cup) molasses (the 3.7oz in the video is incorrect)
1 Tbsp instant coffee
2 sticks (8oz or 227g) unsalted butter
1 cup (8 fl oz or 237mL) booze (whiskey, bourbon, brandy, rum, Port, Marsala, red wine, dark beer, etc....or use any fruit juice)
Bring to a simmer. Reduce heat and simmer gently for 5 minutes. Remove from heat and cool for at least 1 hour until room temp, or overnight, covered.
Into the pot, add:
2 eggs
4.1oz (116g or 1/2 cup) buttermilk (sub milk in a pinch, but it's not as good)
4oz (113g or 1/2 cup) white sugar
2 tsp vanilla
zest of 1 orange and 1 lemon
3oz (85g or about 1 cup) toasted, crushed nuts (optional)
Stir until complete incorporated. In a separate bowl, combine:
8oz (227g or 1 2/3 c) all purpose flour
1 tsp baking powder
1 tsp kosher salt (or 1/2 tsp fine or table salt)
1 tsp each cinnamon, ginger, cardamom
1/2 tsp each clove and nutmeg
Stir until well mixed, then add to pot with wet ingredients and stir until fully mixed. Scrape into a greased baking sheet lined with parchment.
(Recipe bakes well in a deep 8 cake pan, a standard 9 cake round, or multiple mini loaf pans. I highly recommend lining the bottom of ANY baking vessel with parchment, in addition to greasing the sides.)
Bake on the center rack of a preheated 320F (160C) oven. For round cakes, check at 75 mins. For smaller loaf pans, check at 45 mins. Bake until a toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean, or the top springs back when gently pressed.
Cool fully in pan, then remove and rest 24 hours before serving.
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Amish Friendship Cake Starter
Amish Cake/Bread Starter
1 Cup flour
1 Cup Sugar
1 Cup Milk
Mix all together
Day 1 is the day you mix these ingredients together. Stir days 2-4. Day 5 add each ingredient again. Stir days 6-10. On day 10 divide starter into freezer bags putting one cup in each bag. Save about 1/3 cup of starter to add to your next starter.