D.I.Y. Eat – Biscuits
Healthy, super tasty biscuits your hungry pup will love.
Tip:
This recipe can be challenging because it has a low flour percentage. This means that the high-gluten flour portion of the ingredient list is smaller than in most other biscuits. Because it has less gluten, the dough won’t come together as easily. For this recipe, I always remind myself that the dough should hold together but have a texture and consistency closer to fudge than putty. Even when the dough is completely mixed, it may still be a little tacky. If needed,use extra flour on your work surface to avoid sticking.
Tip:
Here are a couple of things to keep in mind when working with meat: 1. Always add the diced chicken to the dough last so that you don’t puree the pieces during the mixing and makeup process;
2. Don’t forget to store the finished biscuits in the refrigerator or freezer until your pet has finished them off.
Chamomile This flower has long been celebrated for its soothing properties. It’s thought to calm upset stomachs and promote drowsiness. In fact, chamomile tea is sometimes called nighty-night tea or sleepy tea because of its sleep-inducing ability. Experts say chamomile tea can also boost the immune system and fight infections associated with colds.
Recipes from K-9 Nation Biscuit Book: Baking for Your Best Friend by Klecko.
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