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Baby Food Doggie Cookies

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Rating: 3/5
3 stars - 8 reviews


recipe is ready in under 30 minutes ready in: under 30 minutes


serves/makes:   18

  

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INGREDIENTS:

3 jars baby food, beef or carrots or chicken
1/4 cup Cream of Wheat
1/4 cup dry milk powder, more if needed


DIRECTIONS:

Combine ingredients in bowl and mix well. Roll into small balls and place on well-greased cookie sheet. Flatten slightly with a fork.

Bake in preheated 350 degrees F oven for 15 minutes until brown. Cool on wire racks and STORE IN REFRIGERATOR. Also freezes well.



NUTRITION:

28 calories, 0 grams fat, 6 grams carbohydrates, 1 grams protein per serving. This recipe is low in sodium. This recipe is low in fat.
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Recipe ID: 3227
SUBMITTED BY: Nia, Idaho, USA


REVIEWS:


8 Reviews

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Guest: Boot~C 2010-03-25
the first time imade this it was way too soft, but the second time I used one jar of food to the 1/4 cup measurements & that worked out fine, My neice & nephew love to make this for their dog & he LOVES them! We put the mix in a baggie & pipe out logs of the dough( it is soft) & then slice them into bites(he's a small dog)




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Guest: AHTeacher 2008-12-13
The recipe mixture was a little loose so I added some dry ingredients. I also used the drop method because I couldn't roll it into balls. The up side is that I used turkey and sweet potatoe baby food which my dogs went crazy over. The cookies drops were fine and they loved it!


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Guest: Daviena 2008-08-02
I definitely agree with the other two comments. I was not happy with the consistency with this recipe. I was looking for something quick and simple and with things i thought my dogs would like and i thought i found it with this recipe. GUESS NOT!!


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Guest Foodie 2006-04-20
I agree with the first comment. I've seen this recipe verbatim on other sites too. The recipe is clearly not correct. I more than quadrupled the amounts of powdered milk and farina and still did not have a consistency that could be rolled into balls. I made a drop style cookie instead. I picked this recipe because it was easy and had few and easy to find ingredients. I should have known it was too good to be true. We'll see if the dogs like it, but I'm not impressed at all.


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flaxenanglo 2005-03-22
There was way too much moisture in the recipe. I added a lot more of the dry ingredients. Just didn't turn out well at all.


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kmf27 2011-07-28
I didn't like the original recipe at all!! the texture was almost impossible to really work into any shapes! I basically changed the whole recipe. I did two jars or baby food, 1/4 cup warm water and about 1/2 a cup of wheat flower until it became a dough. As far as the treat, my puppy loved it once I changed it. He didn't like the original with cream of wheat and milk powder.


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Guest: spunkye 2009-07-19
I haven't made these yet, but I have a question! Is the Cream of Wheat supposed to be raw or cooked?


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