Homemade Dog Dumpling Recipes and How-To

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Duke just loves these threats that I make him.  They are very easy to make and I can put anything that he likes or something nutritious in them.  They are like dumplings.

Here is how I do it:

Preheat the oven to what it says on the can of biscuits.

I take out a can of biscuits and let them sit out for about an hour or two so that they are pliable.

Then I put each one on a buttered surface.  Spray oil works the best because you are going to need it.  Then I spray the top of the biscuit too.  I roll them as flat as I can.

I use one of those little dumpling makers now.  I used to put the filling in the center of the flattened biscuit and roll them up and pinch the ends so the filling didn’t come out.

Put the dough on the dumpling maker or roll the dough out as flat as you can.

Peanut Butter Carob Dumplings

Add about a half a teaspoon of peanut butter.   

Add 4 Carob chips.  NEVER give your Dog or Cat Chocolate.  The can have CAROB though.

Fold the dumpling make in half and then put the dumpling on a buttered cookie sheet.

Cranberries and Carob Dumplings

Add 4 dried cranberries and 4 carob chips to the center of the dumplings

Directions:

Bake the dumplings in the oven for the time it tells you to bake the biscuits.  Turn then over. 

Turn the heat down to about 250 degrees and bake for about an hour or until the dumplings are as hard as you would like.  These do need to be refrigerated.

Duke likes them not hard like a Milk Bone biscuit, but not soft as a dinner biscuit.  He even goes into the kitchen when he thinks it is time to have a couple of them.  Remember Duke is a 85 pound dog and needs a few of these to satisfy him, but smaller dogs will do just fine with one or even as small as a half of one.

© Debra K. Allen a.k.a Lady Guinevere

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