Guess what we're doing today!
Oh my goodness! Are you excited?
Are you excited? We are finally going to make...
Some 'Emoji' dog cookies.
You guys had been requesting this in the comments for quite sometime. Today we're going to test it out.
Let's see if we can make... "Emoji" dog cookies.
If you are new to this channel....
That is Memphis. That's Oakley. That's Shelby.
I'm Jessica and if you are looking for more dog treat videos, they will be links up in the cards
and down in the video description below. Let's get to make, some treats.
We're actually making two (2) different types of dough in this video.
Not necessarily different, but very similar. One is going to be yellow and one is going to be brown.
We are going to start with the yellow.
The first thing, you are going to do is, pre-heat your over to 350F/180C.
Next, we're taking two (2) eggs which are already beaten together.
Next, we will need two (2) tablespoons of vegetable oil.
You probably don't really want to like, eat this right as it is.
It probably won't be that good by itself...
One (1) tablespoon of honey. If you do the honey after the vegetable oil.
Your honey should not stick to the tablespoon.
Let's see if that theory work... Oh! Check that out!
Poured right out completely clean!
That's a cool trick!
We're going to take all of these wet ingredients and just going to try and stir them together.
Just mix them up, to make sure the eggs are mixed pretty good.
Now, were going to take one (1) and a quarter (1/4) cups of white rice flour.
We are going to mix that into the wet ingredients.
As we're mixing that in, were adding a couple drops of yellow food coloring.
Because I want these cookies to be yellow.
Probably, you are gonna have to go ahead and mix it with your hands.
We have a nice, yellow dough.
We are going to roll this out to a quarter (1/4) of an inch thick.
With my awesome rolling pin that makes everything exactly the size we need it to be.
We are taking the 'Emoji' cookie cutter and see, this is why I wanted the dough to be yellow.
We're pressing those down into the dough.
Pull it up...
See, what you're going to get...
It's going to put the little eyes and faces right on there.
When we decorate them, will known exactly where we need to decorate.
There's "Emoji" cookie number two (2).
We're going to go ahead and keep rolling these out and then, show you,
how to make the dough for the "Poop Emoji".
Alright! We have all the yellow ones done.
Now, were going to put them in the oven for about fifteen (15) minutes.
What? You want to try the dough?
Is not even cooked yet!
Memphis is like, "That's OK! I will eat it, anyway!"
I'll bet, everybody else wants to try it!
Can everybody else try it?
You tried some! You guys have to share!
You have to share!
Want to try some? No! You have to share!
Want to try some Shelby?
Want to try some, Oakley?
Memphis is like, "I would like to try one more!"
OK! Little tiny bites! Little tiny bites!
Little tiny bites!
OK! Let's make the next dough.
Basically, were doing the same thing as before.
Two (2) eggs.
Two (2) tablespoons of vegetable oil.
Memphis is like, "I would eat it!" I know, you would!
You can't... You are going to get dog hair in your own cookies!
One (1) tablespoon of honey.
I haven't said this yet in the video, but as always you guys.
I'm NOT a veterinarian. I'm NOT a dog dietitian.
If there is anything in this treat recipe, that you don't feel safe feeding your dogs.
You don't think is good for your dogs? Contact your vet and ask them.
Our dogs had all these ingredients before and they're just fine eating them.
Oh my goodness!
You almost spilled it over! (laughter)
Aww! That would made a bloopers reel, huh?
You're falling! (laughter)
Now, for this dough, I'm adding the dye now. It worked on the first one.
You may try to add the dye to the wet ingredients instead of the dry ingredients.
We're going to make this brown dough, because this is for the 'Poop Emoji.'
We're going to add one (1) drop of purple...
And, one drop of yellow.
Also, if you don't want to add food dye, you don't have to.
There won't be colors.
Whisk it together!
Also, to make the dough a little bit more of a different color, we're going to add
a tablespoon of our favorite ingredient!
Don't lick that! What are you doing weirdo?
Carob powder! NOT CHOCOLATE GUYS!
There should be a shirt that says, "NOT CHOCOLATE! CAROB!"
Carob powder, this is not cocoa. This is carob and is safe for dogs.
They can eat it and is good for them. Is going to help turn this a little bit more brown.
Actually you could omit the food coloring all together and use the carob powder if you really want to.
And then, one and a quarter cups (1-1/4 C) of rice flour.
The little bit of food coloring and a little bit of carob powder...
It made it brown!
Always remember to, if your dough is a little bit too sticky.
You can always add a little bit more flour.
If it is a little bit too dry, just add a little bit more oil or, little bit of water.
Rice flour is a little bit stickier when you work with it.
I would use parchment paper, but that looks pretty brown to me.
Let's roll some of these out!
Check that out!
(laughter)
We're going to put it on the cookie sheet.
Alright! We're going to roll the rest of these out.
Alright! These are done!
Now, they are going to the oven for fifteen (15) minutes as well.
We have a little bit of brown left as well...
Want to try it? How come you have to be first? Because you jump up here?
Oakley will be first! What you think of that?
No! No! Let Shelby be second!
We're going to make Memphis wait!
I'll make you wait!
What you think? I have it, the piece you're getting is up here!
There you go!
Aww!
Now, we just got to wait for the cookies to bake.
So, now that our cookies are out of the oven, and they are cool...
We're going to decorate them.
Don't take any of there. Not decorated yet!
Now, you don't have to decorate them. You can leave them just like this.
Then, give it to your dogs.
But... We like to go a bit further.
We do a little bit decoration.
What you can use to decorate these, are the white melting disks or the yogurt chip melting disks.
Basically, you are going to need three (3) colors. You are going to need white, black and red.
White, of course you don't have to do anything to.
Red, you can add a little bit of food coloring.
Then, black is same thing. Just add a little bit of food coloring.
We're going to melt it and we're going to...
Draw little red eyes, black mouth.
Little white eyes and mouth...
Memphis is like, "I'm impatient and would like to do"
Memphis is like, "all the things right now!"
We have to decorate the cookies first!
Is that OK?
Is that OK if we decorate them first? Then you can eat one?
What you think?
Is that alright?
You are adorable!
(laughter)
But, you have to wait! I don't care how cute you are!
You still have to wait!
Alright! We have the melted white melting disks and now,
We're going to put some white, onto the eyes.
Of each of these...
And the mouth...
Kind of like that!
After a little bit of fighting with the icing, I had to make them really warm
and really thin. I kind of just like, painted it on.
I got them to work...
They all turned out...
Pretty good!
You can tell, I did these ones first! The icing was a bit more chunky.
(whining)
It worked pretty darn good! Little bit of trial and error, but I think we figured out.
Again, if you don't want to do, any of the coloring, you don't have to.
Leave the cookies, just like they were when we saw them.
I just wanted to add the little bit of extra, because it makes the fun for pictures and stuff as well.
Now, here comes the best part.
the part everybody is waiting for! To try the cookies. One at the time...
We're going to take you outside and try the cookies.
If you are looking for the full recipe and instructions on how to make these.
There will be a link, to our blog down in the video description below.
Let's go and try some cookies!
Alright! Shelby first!
You want a 'Poop Emoji' cookie? (barks)
Yeah? You do?
(bark)
Oh! No! No! Sit! (bark)
Take it nice!
You took it so nice!
What you think?
Is it delicious?
Left the eyeballs...
You are not supposed to eat 'poop' Shelby!
(laughter)
Well... I think is a win!
Shelby says, "That one's pretty good!"
They turned out really crunchy too!
Cookies made with rice flour usually, turns pretty good and crunchy!
Finish yours, so everybody else can try theirs.
Alright! Oakley's going to have a 'Poop Emoji' cookie as well. Can you sit?
Can you sit? Almost there!
Sit! Sit! Good job!
Got it? You got it? There you go!
You took it so nice!
What you think?
Is it a win?
Is it delicious?
Oakley's like, "I could eat a whole bunch more of those!"
Oakley's like, "They were amazing!"
Was it good?
I'll take that as a 'Yes!'
Are you ready, to try one?
Oh! You got to wait! Wait! Wait!
Memphis gets this one!
Are you ready?
(bark)
Yeah? Speak! (barks)
I didn't said jump! (barks)
OK! Here!
Sit! Sit! Good job!
Ready? Take it nice!
Take it nice!
Oh! That's pretty good!
Memphis is like, "Run awaaaay!"
Oh my goodness! Is it delicious?
You broke the face in half!
(laughter)
Well, I think all the dogs said, "Those cookies are gigantic win!"
Alright guys! That is all we got for today's DIY Emoji Treats video.
If you have a suggestion for something you would like us to see trying to make for the dogs,
leave it down in the comments below and as always, if you want to see more treat videos
there will be a link in the video description below and up in the cards above.
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We should had done some frozen treats today, considering is 85F/29C degrees outside.
Thanks for watching, you guys! We will see you on Wednesday!
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