When I lived in Gaithersburg, Md, I made these in all flavors for my dogs Brandon and Reno. When I moved to Ohio, I lost this recipe, so was very glad I shared it with Mark! He gave it back to me. Therefore, this was the original recipe, and I have found others since, but this one brings back memories of wonderful dogs I loved and have since lost, waiting at the oven for a taste! Brandon even figured out how to drag the hot cookie sheet with his nails to spill the treats on the floor! That's high recommendation!
Provided by Megan Stewart @GSMegan
Categories For Pets
Number Of Ingredients 6
Steps:
- 375 degree oven. Mix flour and soda. Mix broth, margarine and vanilla. Stir broth into flour, knead briefly. Roll to 1/4 inch thick, cut and bake 15-20 min. Makes 2 dozen My original recipe! Thanks to Mark! -) Have substituted beef broth or peanut butter for chicken broth. Used to make these for Brandon and Reno when I lived in Gaithersburg. They loved all flavors!
- Triple Recipe with Broth of either flavor: 3 c whole wheat flour, 3 c flour, 3/8 t soda, 1 1/2 sticks butter, 2 c chicken or beef broth (no msg), 6 t vanilla.
- Triple Recipe with Peanut Butter: 3 c whole wheat flour, 3 c flour, 3/8 t soda, 1 1/2 stick margarine, 3 c peanut butter then added water to make stick. This dough I made into balls like regular peanut butter cookies, and used a fork to flatten. They are just adorable!
- NOTES: #1: Tori made them with me 1-25-19, a batch of chicken then the peanut butter. Her idea was to add cheese to the chicken or beef ones. I am thinking parmesan, small amount, in chicken one...or maybe adding carrots? #2: I thought maybe we could make it with pumpkin in place of the broth or peanut butter. #3: Could I make this with gluten free for kona, with rice flour instead of either other flour? Maybe one with oatmeal in place of a flour? So like rice flour and oatmeal...
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