Berry Millet Minis

These delicious Berry Millet Minis are filled with antioxidant-rich berries and nutrient-dense millet. They are easy to make and perfect for a healthy treat for your furry friend.

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Prep Time 15

Cook Time 25

Total Time 40

Course Dog Treats

Cuisine Pet Food

Servings 40 treats

Equipment

Mixing Bowl
blender
Baking mat
Oven

Ingredients

0.75 cup millet, cooked
0.75 cup raspberries, frozen unsweetened
0.75 cup blueberries, frozen unsweetened
2 whole eggs
1 tsp oil (rapeseed or coconut oil)
1 cup brown millet flour
0.5 cup potato flour

Instructions

Prepare the berries: Thaw the berries at room temperature. Drain the excess defrost water.
Create the berry-egg mixture: Put the defrosted berries, eggs, and oil in a mixing bowl. Blend everything with a blender to a uniform mass.
Add the millet: Stir the cooked millet into the berry-egg mixture. Tip: If you prefer a finer consistency or the motifs of your baking mat are very small, you can also puree the millet in advance.
Add the flour: Gradually add the flour until the dough reaches a moldable consistency.
Fill the dough into the baking mat: Distribute the dough evenly in the baking mat. Make sure all depressions are well filled.
Bake the minis at 320°F (160°C) convection for about 20-25 minutes. The exact baking time can vary depending on the oven and size of the baking mat.
Dry: After baking, carefully remove the cookies from the baking mat. Then dry them at 120-210°F (50-100°C) in the oven. To let excess moisture escape, clamp a wooden spoon in the oven door.

Notes

These Berry Millet Minis are not just tasty, but also packed with health benefits for your dog. Berries are rich in antioxidants, which can help boost your dog's immune system. Millet is a good source of protein and fiber. Store these treats in an airtight container. For a softer treat, you could try baking for a shorter time.

Keyword Antioxidant-Rich, Grain-Free, Protein-rich