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02.27.2016

Treats for Tazewell: Chicken Broth Coins

Make your own dog treats! Chicken Broth Coins, from My Utensil CrockThis week was a total blur.

To rehash just a sampling of the goings-on: lots on tap at work, full social calendar, and – surprise! – a new indoor wading pool appeared in my apartment! Don’t worry, new flooring is currently being installed, and I am hopeful that in the future, the water will stay in the pipes.

As I look back at the week, I see that I completely missed National Dog Biscuit Day on February 23! How did this happen?! How is this not a federal holiday?! Interrobang-level outrage.

In belated honor of this fine day, let’s talk about these Chicken Broth Coins that I made for Tazewell Brown during Snowzilla.

Make your own dog treats! Chicken Broth Coins, from My Utensil Crock

This pup-friendly recipe is so easy to mix together from a few ingredients you will probably have on-hand. You can roll them out and cut them into any shape. If you are like me and don’t own a rolling pin, you can get creative.

And some treats for Tazewell too! Yes, that’s my rolling pin. #treatsfortazewell #Tazewell #dogtreats #absolutsnowday #snowday #snowdaysnacks #dcblizzard2016 #dough #edibledc #dogsofinstagram #cookingupastorm

A photo posted by My Utensil Crock (@myutensilcrock) on Jan 22, 2016 at 7:41pm PST


I chose the smallest cookie cutter from my set of concentric-circle-cookie-cutters. As I mixed the dough, it didn’t seem like a huge batch, but the ~1″ cookie cutter made over 70 coins! You can, of course, use any shape or size cookie cutter that you like.

Make your own dog treats! Chicken Broth Coins, from My Utensil Crock

These are a few of Tazz’s favorite things. #hedgehog

Like with all baked goods, Tazz likes to wait for these Chicken Broth Coins to cool before crunching away. That isn’t a cute way of me saying that you should wait for them to cool before feeding them to your dog. Tazz actually turns his head away when food is not at a temperature of his liking. I have to microwave his marrow bones for a few seconds to take the edge off, too. {I am very well-trained.}

During Snowzilla, Tazz and I were in and out of the building several times a day for walks and frolics. And so were his neighbor-dog buddies, so I put plateful of these coins at our front desk, to break up a bit of the monotony.

Make your own dog treats! Chicken Broth Coins, from My Utensil CrockIf you bake the Chicken Broth Coins until they are completely dried through and crunchy, you can keep these treats in an airtight container and not worry about refrigerating them. It doesn’t hurt to refrigerate them after a few days though (or if they are softer when you take them out of the oven). They will last a few weeks there.

Treats for Tazewell: Chicken Broth Coins
 
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Prep time
5 mins
Cook time
25 mins
Total time
30 mins
 
Author: myutensilcrock.com
Recipe type: Dog Treats
Serves: 70 treats (1" round)
Ingredients
  • 1 c whole wheat flour
  • ⅓ c cornmeal
  • 1 T canola oil
  • .25 c chicken broth (low sodium)
  • 1 egg
  • 2 T milk
  • 1 egg, beaten with 1 T water, for egg wash
Instructions
  1. Heat oven to 350 and line 2 large rimmed cookie sheets with silpats or parchment paper.
  2. In a large bowl, stir together flour and cornmeal.
  3. Add the rest of the ingredients (except the egg wash), and stir until combined.
  4. On a lightly floured surface, roll out dough until approx. ¼" thick.
  5. Cut into coins with 1" cookie cutter.
  6. Place the coins on to the pans, and brush with the egg wash.
  7. Bake for 25-30 min, or until golden brown.
Notes
Your batch may yield a different amount, but I can get more than 70 1" treats from this recipe. After you punch out a batch, just keep gathering the scraps, re-rolling, and re-punching!
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Make your own dog treats! Chicken Broth Coins, from My Utensil Crock

These treats were the least I could do to thank the best blizzard buddy ever.

Make your own dog treats! Chicken Broth Coins, from My Utensil Crock

This guy.

If you are going to be home-bound during a snowy weekend, I recommend getting yourself a Tazewell. Well, not this Tazewell, he is taken.

The origin of this recipe is unknown. I have had it on a piece of paper, with no attribution noted, for a few years! Happy to send you a picture of the paper if you think you know its roots.

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