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Salmon Crack Dog Treats - They're so good...they're crack for dogs. :D

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Maxwell

I'm triple- superior MAD- now!		 
 
Barked: Tue Feb 12, '13 9:09am PST 
Works with liver too. Add a bit of garlic to cut the smell. I don't know which is worse liver or fish cookies smelling up the house! I know too much garlic probably isn't good for dogs but this is only cookies used for training.

You can run a pizza cutter through it to make sticks and only bake it until it is a bread like dough that is terrific for pinching off and easy to keep in your hand or very labor intensive roll, cut with a tiny canape cutter, bake until crispy and it comes out like an oyster cracker all puffy.

I love that I usually have the ingredients to make this sort of treat, simple and yummy!

Alas Max gets giant eye goobers from wheat so I haven't made this for years.
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MACH4 PACH- Aslan

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Barked: Tue Feb 12, '13 5:14pm PST 
Thanks for all the variations!!! It's fun to see what can be made with only eggs, flour and a ground meat. I had never thought of gravy in it though. Hmmm....

I have heard of "fish fudge," and the recipe is a bit similar. Isn't "fish fudge" more moist and thick, Saya?

Maxwell, you can make this with alternate, no wheat flour I'm sure. I know one person is using oat flour.

Rigby, let us know how your dog likes it!!! smile
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Tika RS-O- JS-O GS-N- CL3-F

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Barked: Wed Feb 13, '13 5:43am PST 
Been using a similar recipe for years - I had always used oat flour, but lately it has been oatmeal ground up in the coffee grinder. Works just fine & is significantly cheaper lol!
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Barked: Wed Feb 13, '13 12:17pm PST 
Does it come out crispy or soft?

Thanks for the recipe!
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Peter Parker

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Barked: Wed Feb 13, '13 7:12pm PST 
Love this! Going to give it a try this weekendcheercheercheer
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Shiver Me- Timbers- "Charlie"

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Barked: Wed Feb 13, '13 10:47pm PST 
Omg. I must try this. I'm almost tempted to make it now, but don't have all the stuff, lol.
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Shiver Me- Timbers- "Charlie"

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Barked: Thu Feb 21, '13 8:53pm PST 
Success! My dogs LOVE IT.

I actually went an extra step though and added approx. two tablespoons of reduced-sodium chicken broth too. I also made them crunchy.

Ria is going NUTS for it, and nearly SNAPS my fingers off trying to get it.

I will DEFINITELY be making these again. Thanks for the recipe!
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Nare

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Barked: Thu Feb 21, '13 9:25pm PST 
I'm not so sure if mine turned out right. Mine are moist on the bottom/inside and very crunchy on top. I cut them into squares that I can rip bits off of, but they have a weird texture. My two aren't sure about them. They hesitate a lil and then chompchompchomp.. Dunno if this is good or bad LOL
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Shiver Me- Timbers- "Charlie"

My Little Dog, a- heartbeat at my- feet.<3		 
 
Barked: Fri Feb 22, '13 10:58am PST 
Nare - mine turned out similarly to yours(I think I added too little flour?), as my pan was too small and they ended up thicker and thus, moister inside and on the bottom. What I did, was broke them up into the sizes I wanted, then threw them back in the oven to bake for a bit longer and give them a good CRUNCH cause I wanted crunchy treats instead. They DO have a weird texture though. I think that's normal for the ingredients they have. That said, I was a little worried at first because my dough was fairly sticky, and I likely could have added more flour. But again, I shredded them into pieces, threw them in the oven again and let the moisture get pulled out of them that way. I just made sure to flip them and mix them around every few minutes so they didn't burn or over cook.

My two weren't sure at first either, until they got a taste and figured out "YUM!" lol. They definitely liked them more crunchy.
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Nare

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Barked: Fri Feb 22, '13 12:13pm PST 
Lol! I thought maybe I added too much. But I know nothing about baking and don't really know what impacts what. My dough was really sticky too.. But it always is. I live at a high altitude so it is either make the treats 80% flour or deal with it. big laugh After my post I decided to salt them (helps with moisture I think?) and throw them back in for 15 minutes and I also achieved a crunchier texture that didn't crumble. smile Nare is a bit more crazy over them now!
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