I recently came up on a huge stash of bananas from Harvest STL and since I'm on vacation from school for a bit I figured I'd find any use for them I could.
First stop... Dog treats!
(Test Dooogs Sonni & River Await)
After searching the good ol' Pinterest for a while I finally found a recipe that didn't require anything out of the ordinary in it. I don't keep wheat flour or flax seed in my kitchen on a regular basis. (I can feel the glare from health ridden faces burning into my soul even over the internet. Judge away- I do what I can.)
Found a great recipe thanks to Sophie in the Kitchen and they turned out GREAT!
Ingredients:
1 Egg
1/3 cup peanut butter (I used creamy)
2 ripe bananas
1 tbsp honey
1 1/2 cups flour
1 cup oats
1/2 tsp cinnamon (optional)
Supplies:
stand or hand mixer
parchment paper (or something to grease pan)
baking sheet
cooling rack
Preheat Oven 300 degrees F.
Parchment paper your baking sheet.
Add egg, peanut butter, honey, & bananas to stand mixer & mix.
Continue mixing:
Slowly add flour (until mixed well) then add oats and cinnamon.
I rolled them into cylinders and flattened them with my fingers. I pushed the ends in to make them into bone shapes! This recipe yielded just under a dozen 2" wide 1/4" thick bones.
It's perfectly fine to spoon them onto the pan or make smaller bones if you wanted more out of the batch.
Bake at 300 degrees F for 20-30 minutes until the bottom is starting to brown just a bit. They will firm up but the tops wont change color much.
Cool on rack.
The dogs LOVED them. I want to make another batch right away but I only had honey sticks (which I killed off) to create this batch. I'll have to run to the store for more because I can't wait to share treats with friends and family!
Thanks again Sophia.
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