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Grain-Free Zucchini Pupcake Recipe

Grain-Free Zucchini Pupcake Recipe

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My birthday is coming.

In just a few short weeks, I, Kolchak T. Puggle, will be 6. My, how the years fly. It rather seems like just yesterday, I was naught but small pup chasing the Felix, snuggling the Mama and begging for snacks. How little I’ve changed in 6 years. I still do all those things.

Like every year, I’ve set Mama to the task of making me a very special birthday cake.

While today’s treat is not the cake, I daresay it is a rather good cake and one I’d like Mama to make again soon.

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Grain-Free Zucchini Pupcake Dog Treat Recipe

Grain-Free Zucchini Pupcake Dog Treat Recipe

Materials

  • 1 cup finely shredded fresh zucchini
  • 2 eggs
  • 1/2 tsp oregano
  • 1/2 tsp basil
  • 1 tsp. olive oil
  • 1 cup onion free chicken stock (or water)
  • 1 1/4 c Tapioca Flour
  • 1 1/4 c Garbanzo Bean Flour
  • Optional:
  • 1 tbsp. sundried tomato
  • 1 tbsp. feta cheese crumbles

Instructions

Preheat the oven to 350.

Beat together eggs, zucchini and herbs. Stir in chicken stock (or water). Add flour a little at a time stirring to form a batter. (It should be around the same consistency as pancake batter.) If desired, stir in tasty extras like sundried tomato pieces or feta cheese.

Fill silicon mini muffin cups half full of batter. Do NOT be tempted to overfill them. Place in the oven and back for 20 - 25 minutes, until a toothpick comes out clean.

Allow pupcakes to completely cool before you attempt to remove them from the molds. Warm pupcakes will break/stick if you try to force them out too soon!

Mama has no idea how these would turn out if you didn’t use a silicone tray. We used our paw print tray and we LOVE the way the paw baked just a little darker than the pupcake. Tres tasty looking, oui?

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We have to admit that the other side of the pupcake wasn’t as pretty. Lookit this hot mess. We love the paw print moulds becuase they come out looking so pretty – even if the other side is a little U.G.L.Y. You can get a mould of your own by clicking here.

What do you think? Would your dog eat these veggie cakes?

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[…] you’d rather refrain from grain, due to potential allergy or health concerns, these grain-free zucchini dog treats from Kol’s Notes are worth the effort. Keep in mind, though, you may need a thorough grocery shop […]

katherine dutcher

Wednesday 12th of June 2013

we love zuchini cupcakes for peeps and a grain free version for dogs sounds great

urban hounds

houndstooth4

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

Good heaven, Kolchak! I'm drooling all over the keyboard! I'm barking at Mom until she makes this for us!

Bunny

KolchakPuggle

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

Well, she does have some spare time. It's summer vacation after all!

Elizabeth Bergesen

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

Onion free chicken stock? Is that something that you can find at your local grocery store, or do you make your own?

KolchakPuggle

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

Sometimes, if you're very lucky you can find it in the natural markets (it's clearly labelled onion-free for people with allergies). Most of the time, if you want it, you have to make it. Truth be told it doesn't make or break the flavour (or so Kolchak say) and making these with water is absolutely a-ok.

Jessica Rhae

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

I like your paw print tray too. It's cute. I would get one but I need to actually start baking for the pups as a first step (this week was a good one but wore me out. Ha, ha).

KolchakPuggle

Tuesday 11th of June 2013

I like these paw moulds because they work baked or fozen. Even when I don't have the time/desire to bake, I can always stir some fruit or PB into plain yogurt or pumpkin and freeze it. Easy peasy!

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