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pattymac January 6th, 2013 06:02 PM

Homemade cookies are a hit!!
 
Made a batch of peanut butter ones a few days ago and wow, she loved them...enough that they won out over yelling at the neighbour's dog when she's out. They have to have a yelling contest whenever they can!! Even today the dog was coming home and that's prime yelling time and I said c'mon let's go get a cookie and zoom right in the house..gotta love it!! Today got a batch of beef and bacon ones in the oven, they smell really good too! Sooo easy, whole wheat flour a good dump of oatmeal, beef broth a touch of garlic, knead rollout cut, bake...I'm going to get a couple of sweet potatoes, they're HUGE here and dirt cheap and make some sweet potato cookies. Wasn't sure how Bayley would like them but I gave her a piece of raw the other night and she gobbled it up and wanted more. The dog treats are so expensive to buy.

angeldogs January 6th, 2013 07:24 PM

All sounds good and now im wanting some munchies.:D

pattymac January 6th, 2013 07:41 PM

new batch a hit as well!! Even traded her chewie for a cookie. Jeez I have some people cracker recipes so I just may have to try making my own people crackers!

Barkingdog January 6th, 2013 08:47 PM

[QUOTE=pattymac;1051863]Made a batch of peanut butter ones a few days ago and wow, she loved them...enough that they won out over yelling at the neighbour's dog when she's out. They have to have a yelling contest whenever they can!! Even today the dog was coming home and that's prime yelling time and I said c'mon let's go get a cookie and zoom right in the house..gotta love it!! Today got a batch of beef and bacon ones in the oven, they smell really good too! Sooo easy, whole wheat flour a good dump of oatmeal, beef broth a touch of garlic, knead rollout cut, bake...I'm going to get a couple of sweet potatoes, they're HUGE here and dirt cheap and make some sweet potato cookies. Wasn't sure how Bayley would like them but I gave her a piece of raw the other night and she gobbled it up and wanted more. The dog treats are so expensive to buy.[/QUOTE]

Could you post the recipe , Marty loves peanut butter and yams. I wonder if rice flour would work ,I try not to give my dog a lot of wheat.

angeldogs January 6th, 2013 10:01 PM

Oh yes having the recipe would be great.:thumbs up

pattymac January 6th, 2013 10:24 PM

Sure I used 3 cups whole wheat flour, 1 cup of oatmeal, about 1/2 cup of peanut butter and enough water to make a dough you can roll out. Kneaded it well, let it rest, then rolled it out and cut into cookies. Bakes at 325 for about 30 minutes. The ones I made today, I used the same amount of flour and oatmeal, 1/4 cup or so bacon grease. We had bacon at breakfast so I just saved the grease from 4 slices. Then I had some Campbells 30% less sodium beef broth in the fridge, so I just added enough to make a stiff rollable dough, probably a cup and a half. Oh and about a tsp of garlic powder. I'm going to see if I can get some barley flour or some other type of flour at the bulk store. Oat flour is easy to make, just grind up oatmeal in a food processor. So I'm going to try that next, maybe with the sweet potatoes.

angeldogs January 6th, 2013 10:35 PM

Thanks for thr recipe.

Barkingdog January 7th, 2013 12:34 PM

[QUOTE=angeldogs;1051874]Thanks for thr recipe.[/QUOTE]

Same here ,thanks for posting the recipe. I would have use oil as I do not eat bacon anymore . Would cooking oil be OK ?

Barkingdog January 7th, 2013 12:41 PM

[QUOTE=pattymac;1051873]Sure I used 3 cups whole wheat flour, 1 cup of oatmeal, about 1/2 cup of peanut butter and enough water to make a dough you can roll out. Kneaded it well, let it rest, then rolled it out and cut into cookies. Bakes at 325 for about 30 minutes. The ones I made today, I used the same amount of flour and oatmeal, 1/4 cup or so bacon grease. We had bacon at breakfast so I just saved the grease from 4 slices. Then I had some Campbells 30% less sodium beef broth in the fridge, so I just added enough to make a stiff rollable dough, probably a cup and a half. Oh and about a tsp of garlic powder. I'm going to see if I can get some barley flour or some other type of flour at the bulk store. Oat flour is easy to make, just grind up oatmeal in a food processor. So I'm going to try that next, maybe with the sweet potatoes.[/QUOTE]

Do you use quick or old fashion oatmeal? unsweetened apple juice may work in place of the water , how does that sound to you? Or I should say how does that sound to your pets? LOL!

pattymac January 7th, 2013 01:21 PM

I used the quick oatmeal. I can't see why apple wouldn't work. I would be inclined to use olive oil. I stopped using canola a while back, couldn't stand the smell when it's cooking, switched to corn and no more smell but I wouldn't give it to Bayley. I don't think the oil is all that important. I don't use very much as I don't want greasy cookies. You could also use applesauce.

I've bought Northern Biscuits for Bayley but they've gotten too expensive but they've got alot of neat flavours. I'm thinking of doing some experimenting on flavours with fruit and stuff. I wouldn't mind getting into selling them, start my own little business :)

Rgeurts January 7th, 2013 01:41 PM

Those sound yummy!!! I used to make a lot of different ones for Nookie and Thorin. For the people who can't use grains, like me (or just don't want to use grains), potato flour is a great option. Pea flour and lentil flours are good, but Nookie can't have legumes or grains, so potato it is, for him anyway! You just have to experiment with the amount as it is a bit different than the grain flours :)

pattymac January 8th, 2013 04:32 PM

yay!! My dog walker is going to buy some sweet potato cookies for her dogs!! I got two huge sweet potatoes that will make alot of cookies!!

ActiveMom May 22nd, 2017 07:25 PM

I will try the recipe. Thanks for sharing.


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