Your homemade food should contain 1/2 to 1 cup
of cooked vegetables per 20 pounds of your dog's weight per day, if you choose to add them.
You may vary the dish with grated carrot or perhaps a bit of minced red bell pepper for color — or any other leftover
cooked vegetables in the refrigerator.
Also, you can actually replace part or all of the beans in a hummus with
cooked vegetables for really interesting — in a good way, I promise!
You can even get more inventive by
adding cooked vegetables into your raw veggie salads and chopping each and every ingredient into different shapes and textures.
Coconut oil can be enjoyed many ways, such
as cooking vegetables, adding to smoothies, soups and hot drinks, and drinking as coconut milk.
To be safe, you could cut foods into small pieces, remove all the skin and bones and
lightly cook vegetables first.
It is good served over salad greens, as well as poured over tender - crisp
cooked vegetables such as asparagus.
While
cooked vegetables cool, combine remaining ingredients into a bowl, add cooled vegetables and mix thoroughly.
But I tried a recipe this week that opened my eyes a little about cooking techniques and what
long cooked vegetables could be like.
It starts by
steam cooking vegetables, fruits and meats in less than 15 minutes, while preserving their vitamins and flavors.
I can
cook the vegetable soup, which is quite delicious, during the weekend and eat it with my meals and protein throughout the week.
Adding some
fresh cooked vegetables and some healthy low fat protein to your dog's kibble can actually be a very healthy addition.
Add remaining ingredients and noodles and vegetable stock to
help cook vegetables and avoid them from sticking.
Note: For extra crisp and green vegetables, plunge
just cooked vegetables in a large bowl filled with cold water and ice.
In fact, this sauce is also a quick and easy way to dress up pretty much any
plainly cooked vegetable, from potatoes to green beans to broccoli.
I realize now that the reason we didn't like vegetables growing up wasn't because our
parents cooked vegetables to death — it was because they cooked them to death badly.
After 8 months of age, you can start to serve diced, soft fruit and
fully cooked vegetables that your baby can pick up and feed himself with.
Her favorites are
cooked vegetable pasta (the type made from spinach, beets, and carrots) and mozzarella cheese sticks.