What do kale, cheese and tomato have in common? They’re all ingredients of your dogs new favorite treat!
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00:00 Tennille: Welcome to Treat Your Dog, a baking podcast presented by Doggy Dessert Chef. Each week, you can bake along with us and make tasty homemade treats for your pups.
00:09 Tennille and Derk: Let’s treat your dog.
[music]00:08 Tennille: Hi bakers, it’s Tennille and we’re going to be making some cheesy tomato kale treats this week. You’ll need three kale leaves, thick stems and roots removed and chopped, half a cup of shredded cheese of your choice. I used Colby-Jack ’cause that’s what I have in the fridge. Just use whatever you have on hand or something that you think your dog will like. A six-ounce can of tomato paste, a pinch of dried basil, and a cup of brown rice flour. You’ll also need a mixing bowl, spoon, spatula, and a cookie cutter. Prepare your baking sheet, line it with parchment paper foil, or a silicone baking mat, set it to the side, and preheat your oven to 350 degrees. So mix everything together, your kale, your cheese, your tomato paste, your basil, and your brown rice flour until it’s well combined.
00:58 Tennille: Once well mixed, roll your dough out about half an inch thick on a well floured surface and cut with your cookie cutter. Bake for about 10 to 15 minutes. I’ll be back once you’ve got that all cut out and put in the oven.
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[music]01:35 Tennille: Treats are done. I used a larger cookie cutter, so I ended up with about two dozen treats. After your treats are cool, refrigerate any that you have left over. There’ll be a link to the recipe in the comments. Come back next week for another tasty treat recipe. Happy baking!
01:49 Tennille: All these recipes have been carefully researched, but we cannot rule out the possibility of food intolerances, and it is essential that you speak with your veterinarian before feeding your dog any homemade treats. For more recipes, visit doggydessertchef.com, or find us on Facebook, Doggy Dessert Chef, where you can join our Treat Your Dog podcast group. Don’t forget to subscribe for more treat recipes.
