Today I decided to make Hestia some treats using a silicone mat that has about 500 small pyramids in it. Hopefully she likes these treats better than the ones she was refusing yesterday! I got the idea and recipe from:
https://eileenanddogs.com/2017/01/11/making-500-non-crumbly-dog-treats-from-a-mold/
I put on my apron that was made by my great grandmother! Then we started out by microwaving the chicken, then blending it with eggs in the food processor. Then we added the flours and oil and some water. Slap it into the mold, cook for 12 min at 350 degrees and voila! Delicious (hopefully) treats! I even ate one and it tasted OK. Here are some of the pictures of the treat making process, and here are all 29 photos:
https://goo.gl/photos/wMvRDH2N9cmYJS7B9
All the ingredients for treat making
Veronica blending the chicken and eggs in the cuisinart
Ollie can’t resist being part of the process
Spreading the batter into the silicone mold
Veronica wearing a dog paw potholder, an owl potholder, and dressed in an apron her great-grandma made
Little pyramid treats!
I have never made treats but those look so small, how many calories? Amber has to lose weight !!!
These are very small! I will probably still tear them in half sometimes for Hestia, though. I have no idea how many calories are in them. You can use any treat recipe and put them in the silicone mat they say.
Oh, the Ollie man, hey big boy <3 So how are the pups enjoying them? I went through a period with Doppler of making his cookies, and then I did a giant batch of them plus cat treats for Christmas that year for all the critters in my tribe at the time. Thinking about doing it again when Deja gets a bit older (too much going on until I know she is housebroken). If your pups are loving them, then I will add this into our list! Way to Suzy Homemaker it up, Dr. V! 😛
I’ve only given them a few in the house and they seem to like them a lot, but we’ll see in class next week how really high value they are.