Guess what we're doing today!
You guys had been requesting them and we haven't done it in a while,
Today we are making a new 'Kong' stuffing recipe.
If you don't have one of these for your dogs, I will have some 'Amazon Affiliate' links down below,
for these 'Kong' toys. These are awesome to have for your dogs.
This is actually a senior 'Kong' (violet) Also the extreme 'Kong' (black)
I also have the regular 'Kong' (red) as well. I will put the links down below.
We're going to make beef stew 'Kong' stuffing recipe for dogs.
I think, that will be pretty fun! If you guys are looking for more fun recipes for 'Kong' toys for dogs,
There will be a link up in the cards and down in the video description below.
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Biggest yawn ever!
We're going to get to prepare some stuff. What you think? Ready to prepare some stuff?
Ready to prepare some stuff? Let's do it!
Alright! To prepare this recipe, we are going to need
some beef and I'm actually cutting some beef stew meat.
You can use lean hamburger, or pretty much use whatever you want.
Today, I'm using some cut up stew meat. You will also need, a carrot.
A stalk of celery... That carrot is escaping!
You want to eat the carrot?
Shelby says 'No!" You want to eat it?
Alright! I have a feeling Memphis will try it! You would like to try it too Oakley?
She's like, "Mmm..." "I would try a raw carrot!"
(laughter)
Anyway, a carrot and then a potato.
What I'm going to do now, is that I'm going to dice all these up.
Then, we're going to show you the next steps. What you think?
Here!
Would you like...
By the way, if you are not comfortable feeding your dogs with raw meat, don't do it.
We are going to cook this for the recipe. The girls have eaten raw meat before.
They can have a little raw taste! Mmm! Is that good?
That's grass fed beef right there!
No!
That's for Oakley!
Gosh Shelby! Don't you try to take from Oakley!
Anyway, let's prepare this stuff.
Okay, so we have gone and we had diced up the celery, potato, carrots and the meat.
The meat is, you know small size.
Now, we are going to take all the ingredients and put them in a pan.
Then, we are going to just barely cover them with water. Let's see...
I know you will eat the carrot!
Will you eat the carrot?
Oh! She ate it!
Will Shelby eat the carrot?
No!
What if we dip the carrot in the meat?
Will you eat it?
(laughter)
No?
No? Here!
How about, you have a piece of meat?
There you go! Alright!
Okay, we are going to go ahead and put these in the pan.
With everything in the pan, we have it on the stove and we are going to cook it
on medium heat for about 30 minutes. Just until everything gets a bit soften.
I do also want to mention now, before I forget. DO NOT ADD ANY SEASONINGS TO THIS!
They don't need any seasonings! There's a lot of seasonings that dogs can't have.
Just to be safe, do not add any seasonings. Let the natural flavors from the meat and the vegetables
to make a good stock for us anyway. You don't have to add any seasonings to it.
We're going to start cooking this. You guys gotta wait! You gotta wait!
We're making stew and you gotta wait!
Everything is looking amazing! The juices have a nice color.
Now, we're going to thicken the broth a little bit. You can do that by using a little bit of corn starch.
Follow the instructions on the back to mix a little bit of corn starch with little bit of water.
Then, you bring this to a boil and it should slowly thicken.
We're going to do this real quick and then will show you what it looks like.
I figured you guys would be here, as soon I started talking.
Is not ready yet! Is way too hot to eat! So, were thickening it first.
Before I actually thicken the stew, I took out a few pieces of potato, which are nice and soft.
I'm going to take one of each piece of potato and I'm going to block the hole on the bottom of each 'Kong.'
When we put the stuff in, it doesn't drip off out the bottom.
You see? We blocked the holes so everything doesn't fall out.
As you can see, this is now nice and thicken. It looks really good.
Just like beef stew! Only for the dogs!
The next thing I'm going to do is, I'm going to let the stew cool a little bit.
Then, I'm going to scoop it into the 'Kong' toys.
Now, you can scoop it in there and then, go ahead and give it to your dogs.
Just make sure that is cool enough for then to eat. But, that's going to make a big mess!
They won't be able to eat it pretty quick actually. What we're going to do, is to scoop it in the 'Kong'.
Then, we're going to go ahead and place it in the freezer for about two (2) to three (3) hours.
You don't have to freeze them for super long, Just to get it a little bit hard.
Or you can freeze them overnight if you want to. Either way... We're going ahead and scoop it in here.
Then, stick them in the freezer. I know, you are still have to wait Shelby!
I told you to wait until it was cook and now you have to wait until is cold enough. I'm sorry!
Gotta have patience!
There we have it! The 'Kong' toys are stuff! We're going to put them in the freezer.
We also have leftover and I'm just going to put it in a container.
Over the next few days, I can actually use it as food toppers if I want to.
Or, we can stuff more 'Kong' toys, once they are emptied. What you think of that?
Alright! Let's put them in the freezer!
I guess... While is freezing...
You can have a bite!
Want a bite Shelby?
But, you have to give me the spoon back!
How about you Memphis? Want a bite?
Alright! Let's find Oakley and give her a bite.
Oakley you want a bite too?
(laughter)
Aww!
Okay, We wait until they are frozen pretty soon and you can have more!
I think, they are like, "It's good!"
Alright! It's been a couple of hours. The 'Kong' toys are fairly frozen.
Let's see... Here goes Shelby!
You like one? Shelby's like, "I'll take this one!"
Oakley's like "Hold on!" "I'll get my own!"
Here Memphis! Want one? You got... We had... There you go! You take it!
I'll get it for you Oakley! Come here!
Over here!
Here Oakley!
There you go, cause I don't want you to end staring right there. There you go.
There you go!
What you think, huh?
I got squeaky boots on!
Oakley's like, "Oh man!"
"I'ts a beef stew 'Kong!'"
One of the things I do want to point out when you are making 'Kong' stuffing treats
and you are filling them up, you are adding quite a bit more calories to your dog's diet.
This is actually their lunch, instead of their regular dog food lunch.
They get to have their 'Kong" toys lunch. My dogs eats three (3) meals a day.
This will work out perfect. What you think? Is it looks and taste amazing?
Memphis is like, "I got this you guys!" "There's so much fun stuff in this!"
"I'm going to get it all out!" (laughter)
Are you figuring it out?
Is it good? They are not frozen solid and kept in the freezer for about 2:30 hours.
They are kind of like 'Freezie pops' more than anything else!
I think, they like them.
Alright you guys! Let us know down in the comments below,
if you are trying to make these for your dogs. As I said earlier in the video,
up in the cards and down in the video description below, there will be links to more 'Kong' toys stuffing videos.
Also, other treats videos we had done in the past.
If you have a suggestion for something you would like, to see us making
leave it down, in the comments below.
Shelby's like, "I'm going to get this," "out of here! In a hurry!"
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Oakley is like, "I'm figuring this out!"
(soft laughter)
It may take a little bit longer than the other dogs.
Oakley did figured it out.
She's like, "Oh! Just laid down," "hold with the paw and lick!"
"Oh! It's hard work, huh?"
"Hard work, but totally worth it!"