It's the third Monday of the month and it's time for (drumroll, Maestro, please)...
I cannot believe how very quickly the weeks fly by in between the reveal dates for the Secret Recipe Club!!!
This incredible club is lead by April of Angels Homestead and the leader of Group C is Debbi from Debbi Does Dinner...Healthy & Low Calorie! And there are lots of other woman who put a lot of work making sure everything goes smoothly each month. THANK YOU, LADIES!!!
The Secret Recipe Club is based on Secret Santa where members are assigned a blog each month from which we are to choose a recipe and blog about it on our assigned reveal day.
Well, folk, TODAY IS THE DAY!!!!!
My assigned blog for the month of June (good grief, I really cannot believe it's June already!) was........
Can I just tell you, Melissa's got it goin' on!
If you haven't already been to her blog, you NEED to check it out!!
NOW!
Her recipe catalog is UN. Believable!! You will have absolutely NO problem finding a recipe to make. There is such a PLETHORA (I love that word. Especially the way it just rolls of the tongue. Plethora.) to choose from. I really had a hard time deciding this month. Ok, I think I say that every month, but seriously, folks, this month was really tough! There are Melissa's Fried Dill Pickles, her homemade gum drops and the S'Mores Puppy Chow just to name a very few. I will definitely be checking out more of her fabulous recipes in the very near future!
I was inspired by this little guy for this month's recipe.
Keiser |
He is SO freakin' adorable and as I write this, Keiser and Brady are chasing each other around the kitchen and living room. Keiser's just small enough to run behind the couch to get away from Brady, but then, being the sneaky little guy that he is, when Brady's looking the other way, he comes up behind him and jumps on him. It's quite hysterical.
So, seeing as how the doggies have been playing hard every day, I was thinking they were needing some treats. Some good-ol'-homemade-no-artificial-ingredient-filled-with-by-products treats. So, the recipe I chose was Melissa's Peanut Butter and Oatmeal Dog Biscuits.
I taste tested them, too in case you were wondering and they tasted....yes, you'll hear after the recipe.
Peanut Butter and Oatmeal Dog Biscuits
2 cups flour
1 cup oatmeal
1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
2 tablespoons flaxseed meal
1 cup water
1 tablespoon olive oil
Preheat oven to 300 degrees F.
In a large mixing bowl, combine flour, oatmeal, peanut butter and flaxseed meal.
Add the water and olive oil and mix until a dough is formed. I used a large spoon in the beginning, but then found it easier to mix it with my hands.
Roll dough into balls about 1 - 1 1/2 inches round and place on baking sheet. Flatten slightly with the palm of your hand.
Bake for 20 minutes. Allow biscuits to remain in the turned-off (is that a word?) oven for a few hours to harden.
What a GOOD doggie you are, Brady, to not eat ALL of the treats!!! |
The doggies LOVED them!!!
And as I told you before, I tasted them, too. The kids were like, "Ew, you're eating them?!?!"
"They're just made out of flour, peanut butter and other stuff that we usually eat. They aren't like the dog biscuits you buy in the store. These are healthy!"
They were still freaked out.
Whatever.
The pups loved them and that's all that matters!
I give you BIG baking hugs and muffins!!!
Funny...I would have tried them, too! Visiting from Group A as I stepped in to help out an orphan this week. Nice to meet some new bloggers. I don't have any furry babies, but I will definitely share these with friends who do.
ReplyDeleteLucky puppy!!!
ReplyDeleteOhhh, love this idea! My furry kid, Annie, would have snuck at least one during the photo shoot...
ReplyDeleteHee hee - love the photos with these :) I've never had a dog (just cats - one who loved plain yogurt) but I've made dog treats for friends' dogs before - will have to remember this one!
ReplyDeleteYour pictures are absolutely adorable! I wish I had a dog so I could make these =o)
ReplyDeleteWhat lucky pups you have! And cute too.
ReplyDeleteyour dogs are so cute! oh man i miss the puppy faze. These puppy treats sounds great.
ReplyDeleteFirst: those puppies are adorable!
ReplyDeleteSecond: those puppies are lucky to get such gourmet treats. Love it!
I am so happy your dogs loved this recipe! I think my pup needs me to make them again soon too. Thanks for your kind words about my blog :)
ReplyDeleteI think that's awesome you chose a dog biscuit recipe. It made me think that I really need to stop buying biscuits and make some (although I do buy organic treats). I'd save a lot of money I'm sure. I'm so impressed that your dog didn't try to gobble them up. Not sure mine would have had the discipline!
ReplyDeleteAwesome recipe that I know my dog will love. So glad you shared
ReplyDeleteloveeeeee this...my dogs would go crazy for these!
ReplyDeletehahaha - "plethora"... it sounds like a disease... a dirty one. great word :)
ReplyDeletealso - great puppy treats!
Happy SRC Reveal from a fellow group C member!
I love these! (because I have two furry babies who would love these!)
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