Coda's Peanut Butter Agar Treats:
1 cup + 2 Tablespoons water
1/3 cup peanut butter
2 Tablespoons molasses
1/4 cup nutritional yeast
1 Tablespoon flax
1 Tablespoon agar
Buckwheat flour as needed
Mix 2 tablespoons of water with 1 tablespoon agar and set aside.
Bring water to a boil, add peanut butter, molasses. Whisk until combined. Add nutritional yeast and flax. Then add agar mixture and cook for 5 more minutes.
This recipe may need additional water.
Pour/spread into a parchment paper lined paper. Let cool. Once it's cool, cut into pieces and toss with buckwheat flour to prevent from sticking. Place in an air tight container. I don't know for how long, probably 7 days.
Coda recovery post op:
Coda's Peanut Butter Agar Treats:
18 comments:
Aw, that's great that you were able to alter one of the recipes for Cody!
Whoops! Coda!! It's early & I'm not quite awake yet. Sorry Coda!
CUUUUTE dog and treats!!
Poor Coda! Hope she's better soon. :)
My Girls are going to love those treats--thanks for the recipe!
Your poor dog! It's so cool you could make her a special goody.
Aww, Coda! I hope she feels better soon.
Aw, how nice of you to make easy-to-swallow treats for your dog. I hope she feels better soon. I know tooth removal pain can be a bitch (no pun intended).
oh no, 33????? that's a whole hecka lot of teeth. is she ok? poor coda, please send her my love.
xo
kittee
Best wishes to your pup. I think I will try this recipe for my doggy too.
I hope Coda is feeling better! I love your blog and I added it to my vegan links list at http://veganinfo.livejournal.com
Have a terrific Thursday. :)
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What a cute idea! I hope Coda has a quick recovery. :) I have a Pomeranian (adopted from the Humane Society) who had only 10 teeth when I got her, and then shortly after joining our home, she had to have the rest of them removed because they were rotten... So, she's a toothless dog! Everyone always seems concerned about how she eats, but she is as happy as can be & is still spoiled with soft, homemade food & treats!
i recently bought that book, too! those treats look good!
aw poor little ragamuffin! that book sounds like such a great idea - i've been wanting to make treats for my girl for ages (she's currently dreaming next to me and kicking the couch...)
Great. My dog loves treats and peanut butter but I have never found a recipe for dog treats like this. Thanks for the great info. I hope your dog recovers quickly!
jen
Boda Weight Loss Blog
Holy crap...
I'D eat that!!! xD
Im sorry to hear about your poor Coda! My dachshund is from a rescue and only has 3 teeth. From the way she eats you'd never know it though! A summer treat that she loves is a mixture of pureed carrots, peanut butter, and a little bit of silken tofu blended and frozen into cubes. She loves it and it keeps her cool in the summer!
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