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Captain's Log, Supplemental
Now, I love food but I never said I was a good cook. I made a triple batch of dog biscuits, using a recipe I’ve used before. The last time I did a multiple batch, I needed two trays, so I just baked it a little longer. So I did that this time, too.
Yeah, a little too long in the oven, don’t you think?
I used this recipe, except that I used less water—only one cup rather than 1 ½ cup, and I used hot water. I dissolved the peanut butter in the hot water before adding that to the dry ingredients.
I was going to send some to my editor for her puppy, but since I caramelized half the batch, I decided not to. Next time!
Snickers was quite interested while I was baking her biscuits.
Now, I love food but I never said I was a good cook. I made a triple batch of dog biscuits, using a recipe I’ve used before. The last time I did a multiple batch, I needed two trays, so I just baked it a little longer. So I did that this time, too.
Yeah, a little too long in the oven, don’t you think?
I used this recipe, except that I used less water—only one cup rather than 1 ½ cup, and I used hot water. I dissolved the peanut butter in the hot water before adding that to the dry ingredients.
I was going to send some to my editor for her puppy, but since I caramelized half the batch, I decided not to. Next time!
Snickers was quite interested while I was baking her biscuits.
Comments
I may have to try this recipe for my Razzie. She looooooves peanut butter!
I bet your baby didn't notice, did he? Or did you pitch them? I think if my dogs could still smell the least little bit of peanut butter, they'd eat them.
You're such a good mommy. My poor doggies get generic grocery store brand biscuits.
Missy