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INGREDIENTS:
1 VERY LARGE Sweet Potato or two medium sweet potatoes
4 Whitefish fillets (Cod, Haddock, Atlantic Whitefish..we’re not picky – any white fish will do)
Preheat oven to 150F or prep food dehydrator.
Peel the sweet potato & chop into chunks. Place in a pot and cover with water. Boil until soft & tender (about 15 – 20 min.) Drain off all liquid and mash well (the SP will look a little dry, but don’t be tempted to add moisture. This is exactly how you want it). Place in fridge and allow to cool until it is chilled enough to handle.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Dice whitefish into very tiny chunks (I tried for about 1/8″ cubes but it doesn’t need to be perfect) or pulse in the food processor. Pick up handfuls of the fish and over the sink, squeeze out excess water. Place on a kitchen cloth or paper towel and pat fish pieces dry. Repeat until all fish is drained/surface dried.
In a medium glass or metal bowl, combine fish & sweet potato, mixing well. Scoop teaspoons of mix out of the bowl and form into balls placing them at regular intervals on drying racks (see below) or on the dehydrator trays. (To reduce drying time, you can press them down with your thumb like you would a peanut butter cookies, so they are disc shaped) Once you have played with your balls and they are all the right size and shaped, place in oven or dehydrator. If you are oven drying these, I recommend propping the oven open a little to vent the air moisture. Dry the balls for approximately 6 – 10 hours or until they are crunchy and dry all the way through.
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Leslie
Thursday 13th of July 2023
My pup has IBD and can only eat sweet potato and tilapia. I had been wondering if I could bake them into treats, but all recipes add flour and eggs, which she cannot have. I’m excited to try baking them into treats tomorrow. We cook her meals every 3 days. I add some water to the extras and spoon them into ice cube tray for summertime slushie snack. We also make plain sweet potato chips for her too.
Felix
Sunday 30th of July 2023
You can also absolutely buy or make sweet potato flour which I find really great to work with. Your pup is so lucky to have you!