Ingredients for Sam's Healthwise Food Cakes"
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pumpkin seeds - grind in food processor
eggshells, baked to make them brittle and grind in small food grinder until they are powdered
dried rosehips, ground, for Vit. C
brown rice, cooked with chicken broth
eggs, boiled 1 minute to coddle
have extra monster-zucchini? great way to use them!
broccoli, stems, leaves, flower petals and all ...
flax seed meal -- or just flax seed
pears and other seasonal fruit
almonds or peanuts - chop in food processor
other squashes from the garden, whatever you have. I'm waiting for the winter squash to ripen - Sam loves those
not shown in photo: I always add a large bunch of parsley, for the vitamin content -- right about now in the garden (September) the parsley is starting to bolt, so this is a great way to use it up
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Sam's Healthwise Rawfood Cakes recipe
The ingredients in this photo are just what go into making the
veggie part of Sam's diet. He also gets raw ground turkey, chicken, rabbit or llama meat plus a 1/3 cup of yogurt and sometimes cottage cheese. We also put salmon oil on each meal. Sam gets daily dog-vitamin tablets, glucosamine and milk thistle capsules as well.
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beautiful light on the harvest!
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Beautiful shot! Looks delicious.
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Looks like you had a good harvest this year!
Lucky Sam. Our dogs are getting squash,
lettuce, apples and carrots from our garden
too.
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What a healthy diet and what a 'spoiled' Sam!
That's a beautiful picture Maureen.
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nice work, maureen.
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This is a such a wonderful shot. Makes me
feel happy and healthy.
Posted 11 months ago.
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@Chris: ha ha -- yeah, I thought about how to
stage that part of the photo but I couldn't stand the
smell so I decided to skip it. Besides, Sam's
much more interested in the odor -of-roadkill (including deer) than he is in
eating it. He's been known to (while out on a
walk) bolt over to a pile of unidentifiable
remains and roll in it before I'm even aware
of what he's doing. Bad dog! [grin]
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Thank you for the recipe. I am going to make
these for my Amber and Nala lady dogs ...they
send greetings to Sam...in peace---Ann
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enjoy, Ann, Amber and Nala!
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hello, very beautiful picturewww.flickr.com/groups/joies/
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wow that's some production.. : ) nice photo!
Posted 10 months ago.
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Mis en Place , and we'd love to have your photo added to
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Posted 6 months ago.
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Lovely bouquet of color!
Posted 3 months ago.
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yum!
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Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Culinary Art & Gourmet Tastes , and we'd love to have this added to the
group!
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