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| Blanch 3--45 sec. and cool in ice water |
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Visualize whirled peas
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Add plain yogurt, maybe 1 cup.
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You can also add an egg
Blend in egg
I poured some into coop cups, which are also used as water bowls in small crates. Some people pour the contents into paper cups but I used these because the dogs can lick out the contents rather than crunch up the whole thing in ten seconds. A few blueberries add decoration.
And I poured some into Kongs and put them all in the freezer.
  The two had to eat in separate quarters; otherwise Miro would take Alanis' treat afte finishing his. |
What a great idea! It looks like Miro and Alanis agree, too. :)
ReplyDeleteYou are brilliant! What a fantastic and healthy idea to keep our 'hot dogs' happy! xo
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I would love somethin' like that, and peas are one of the only veggies I like! I'll give Ma one of my 'looks' and plead her to get her lazy hinnie into the kitchen!!
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Ruby
Truly a "cool" idea! I'll have to look into making some for Indy.
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Critter Alley
Ruby, tell your mom she can use pureed baby food peas. No blender to wash!
ReplyDeleteWhat a delicious and refreshing treat!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots,
Mitch and Molly
That is so clever! I am going to try this for Savannah. She loves ice cream, but sometimes barfs after eating it too fast. This would be a much healthier alternative.
ReplyDeleteLove the pics of your Dales!
Awesome idea! :)
ReplyDeleteOhh, that looks tasty! Thanks for sharing! We're a big fan of the frozen treats over here. ;)
ReplyDeleteI'm not very handy in the kitchen but this recipe looks like something I could handle! Very clever idea! Low cost and simple! Thanks for sharing!
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