That being said, I've already started stockpiling gifts (a new collar, a new stuffy, some steak - but shhh don't tell!).......This year's we've been contemplating a pooch-party to celebrate the fact that Bear will be turning 4. We've started making some really wonderful poochy-friends within the walls of our condo, and it could be an exciting adventure - or an epic mess....all things depending.
With this possibility firmly in mind, I've started the hunt for the perfect Doggy Birthday Cake recipe. I know that there's always the option to go out an purchase a cake from one of our local pet stores, but I've always enjoyed the warmth and care put into home-made cakes.
My journey into dog-cake-making started with Created by Diane who put together a rather yummy sounding No-Bake creation.
It was surprisingly easy to make - and Bear.....well, if there's food involved, he's more than happy to try out most of my culinary experiments...
Ingedients
1½ cups Iams Cat or Dog ProActive Health Senior Plus food
3 tablespoons peanut butter
¼ cup pumpkin puree
Icing:
1 cup powdered sugar
2 tablespoons water
2 tablespoons sprinkles
Instructions
1. put dog food into
food processor along with peanut butter and pumpkin puree.
2. Pulse until it
resembles coarse crumbs and sticks together.
3. Press into a 4 inch
spring form mini cake pan or any other small baking mold - cupcakes, cake pops
4. Remove from cake
pan.
5. Mix 1 cup powdered
sugar with 2 tablespoons water to make icing to pour over top of cake. Spread
it with a spatula and decorate with sprinkles (optional, but rather festive, so why not?)
And that's it!
Simple and super-tasty -- if Bear's rate of devouring was anything to go by.....
Do you and your pooch have any favorite cake recipes?
Bark at us and let us know!
Keep your tails wagging,
Bear's P4ws
Simple and super-tasty -- if Bear's rate of devouring was anything to go by.....
Do you and your pooch have any favorite cake recipes?
Bark at us and let us know!
Keep your tails wagging,
Bear's P4ws
I'm sure Bear will enjoy it^^
ReplyDeletesound like our dog too: well, if there's food involved, he's more than happy to try out most of my culinary experiments... LOL
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