[Dailydrool] On Basset Buffet Oct. 28th BROPS Please Come If You Can! Secret Treat Recipe !
Houndy2 at aol.com
Houndy2 at aol.com
Wed Oct 24 01:24:33 PDT 2012
We are baking cookies right now for the Basset Buffet at our Howl-o-ween
Pawty Oct 28th 12-3 PM
Go to _www.aocb.com_ (http://www.aocb.com) for interactive map to the
Academy of Canine Behavior! Basset Rescue of Puget Sound (BROPS) will take
over the entire Doggy Daycare Building and fenced in grassy field!
If you can come we would love to have you! So many fun costumes on hounds
AND their people!
Basset Buffet Cruiser Cookies
Here is a good recipe we are making tonight that is a great addition to
any Basset Buffet Table! It is pretty loose you cant go wrong! This is a cut
down sized receipe so you can just try it out. Mmmmm
Watch out even you cat will eat these! Be sure to freeze em though in a
sealed container till needed and don't leave them out.
1 1/2# chicken hearts (Safeway usually carried em) *see note can also
substitute 3
(chicken hearts make the "cleanest" dough. cans of tuna in
oil (a bit stinky)
5 Garlic cloves peeled (if your dogs like garlic)
2 Tablespoons Olive Oil
3/4 Cup Chicken Stock or water to start
1 Cup Cottage Cheese
1 Cup Rice Bran (or you can use wheat germ) or both :)
3-5 Cups Keenwa flour (sp! ) or you can use whole-wheat flour
2 Whole Eggs shell and all if you are able to puree * I usually save
all eggshells and dry them then grind em up and use as supplement in
hounds meals...so have the powdery egg shell to add to the dog cookie recipe.
You can just use the whole eggs too if you are able to puree. If you are
mixing with your hands only you can leave out
the egg shells if you have not dried and ground up the shells.
In saucepan combine the chicken (or tuna with the oil) (or whatever meat
chicken livers are good too) garlic, and water (I just use enough to cover
starting out with 3/4 cup total liquid) bring to a boil then cover and
simmer until done about 10 minutes let it cool covered.
Puree the meat/garlic mixture. Add liquid from cooking and the two eggs
and the cottage cheese mix some more. You can also add more chicken stock
total liquid not more than 1 1/2 cups at the end to help with getting it out
of the mixer. Dump the rice bran and about 3 cups of the keenwa (or flour)
into a big bowl and mix a bit. Add the meat/egg/cottage cheese mixture. Stir
with dough hook or strong hands. Add more flour to make a sticky dough.
*** I whip all the wet stuff together with a wire whip then squish the meat
by hand and moosh it all up together. I wrote puree it/dough hook it for
all the real cooks. :)
Hounds don't care if its not really well mixed. Oh yeah..I save egg shells
and let them dry and then put em in a blender...and add that and not the
whole eggs...but if you puree it then it will blend up just fine)
Now add more keenwa flour or wheat flour to make a fairly stiff dough
though sticky. Let it rest a bit. Flour a board well. Take about 1/2 the
mixture it will be somewhat sticky and smish it out flat. Dust with flour well
then roll out to 1/4 inch. Cut with a pizza cutter.
If you want to make pretty cookies you can cut our shapes with cookie
cutters. I have found that a pizza cutter on the well floured top and bottom
dough works great. Hounds dont care.
The cookies can touch on the cookie sheet. Bake 300* for 50 or 60 minutes.
Take a look at 50 minutes and if they need another few minutes not more
than 10 more minutes (total tops 60 minutes) Loosen em up with a spatula
after 50 minutes they should be done usually and then put them back into the
oven with it turned off and leave overnight IN THE OVEN.
DO NOT LEAVE OUT ON THE COUNTER or your Houndies might cruise. IT will
continue to dry out the cookies if you leave them in the warm (light on in
oven if can) overnight.
DO NOT USE CALF or BEEF Meat or MACKERELL or SARDINES IT WILL STINK TOO
MUCH!!! as substitute for the chicken hearts or livers (tuna is OK ...choke)
lol The Hounds don't mind..but its a killer liver meat smell if you use
that beef) TRUELY A WARNING BECAUSE THE BEEF IS SMELLY.
* If you use tuna the cooking time will be less about 45 minutes at 300*
PS last year my Sister used this and she also added shredded cheese and
made hundreds of little dog bone cookies to this. Most all the dogs preferred
these cookies to the MEATBALLS that we had on the buffet table!
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