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Recipe for Sweet Potato chews

Discussion in 'Recipes' started by karol, Aug 23, 2010.

  1. Emmasmom

    Emmasmom Forums Sage

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    The parchment paper would be to keep them from sticking to the cookie sheet. The dehydrator sounds like a good idea.
     
  2. karol

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    I've been roasting them on parchment paper as well. Then when I'm ready to either store them in the refrigerator or freeze them I reuse the parchment paper and use it between layers in my plastic container (cutting it to size)

    .....to this day it remains to be Sadie's most favored treat.

    I use it in her Kong toy when I want it to last a bit longer. Even frozen it is still soft enough to squish along the side. (I don’t bake mine until they are crispy. I bake mine until they are only just starting to turn brown on the thin ones)
     
  3. Fragglejh

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    Only just started to do a bit more reading around on this forum having spent most of my time reading about either dog training or puppy related stuff. Now that my sheltie is 1 and I'm much more used to her quirks I'm finding awesome stuff that I can bake for her too. I'm totally new to the homemade dog treat world but as I love to bake I think I'll be busy and I'll have a very happy friend :)
     
  4. Judyg

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    I'm going to have to make these for sure. Milo (my Eskimo) loves sweet potato's and I'm sure he is going to love these...

    Thanks for the recipe.
     
  5. Judyg

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    I just found this link for home made dog treats. I am not associated with this site and don't guarantee any of the recipes, but they seem to be good ones to me.

    http://www.dogtreatkitchen.com/
     

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