hey dudes I'm Hilah and today on Hilah
cooking we're making homemade dog treats
I'm going to share my recipe and then at
the end Jen from just eat life is going
to share her recipe with you so these
are a great thing to have around the
holiday times when you need like a gift
for a dog lover in your life or maybe
just a dog that you love okay my recipe
is based on sardines so it's a little
bit stinky but if you do it means that
you really love your dog so I've got two
cans of sardines here and I'm using the
ones that are they still have the bones
in the skin so we get lots of calcium
and minerals and stuff like that and
then they're also packed in water
because I don't want them to be like too
greasy so just lift them out into a bowl
and you can use like the super cheap
ones for this - like this is these are
like 88 cents or something mister banjo
is already getting interested you smell
sardines it's gonna be for you buddy
and Daisy once you get all the sardines
out we're going to hang on to this lick
Oh - might need it later you just want
to use your fork and start mashing this
up into a paste and the bones in camp
sardines because they are
pressure-cooked just they just
disintegrate if you've never eaten them
yourself it's not like a choking hazard
anything for your dog so don't worry
about that looks pretty appetizing right
guys okay now I'm going to add a little
bit of molasses and this gives them a
nice color add some more minerals start
mixing that up and then I've got some
dry milk if your dog is allergic to
dairy um you can totally just use some
extra flour but my dogs love milk and
cheese and some whole wheat flour and if
your dog has a wheat allergy you can use
oatmeal or oat flour or something else
like that start getting this mixed up
and then if you need to add in a little
bit of the sardine liquid okay so just
keep working that in
until it's all combined okay this looks
good so these are not that I'm a very
cute like Jen's but the dogs like just
seriously go crazy over them so they're
really good to use as like a training
treat because the dogs are very
desirable treat so once you've got your
sardine dough finished here I've just
got a little baking sheet with some
parchment paper on it and you just want
to sort of get maybe like teaspoon sized
balls and place them on the tray and
once you've got all of your little balls
out we're just going to take a little
fork make a little like crisscross to
flatten it out a little bit all right so
now I'm just going to put these in the
oven at 350 for about 15 minutes when
the timer goes off I'm going to turn the
oven off and just let them cool in the
oven until they're completely cool and
that's going to help dry them out a
little bit so see you back then okay so
they've baked and they've cooled and
let's give them a taste
I'm kidding although I could totally eat
these because there's nothing like bad
in here but I'm going to instead feed
them to the dogs so for another recipe
check out just eat life Jen made these I
should actually send me the recipe and I
made some so hers are like really cute
sweet potato peanut butter ones and you
roll it you can make it into like cookie
dough basically so you can make really
cute shapes so her recipe is actually
probably better for like gift stuff so
check it out up there and while you're
at it you might as well subscribe
because they have really really awesome
videos and she's very charming and
knowledgeable and great recipes okay now
let's see what the dogs have to see you
about loose hey doggies come here