Sweet Potato Turkey Dog Treats
Make healthy homemade treats for your dogs. These easy-to-make biscuits need no refrigeration and are easy to carry. Adjust the size appropriate for your pet. You can change the ingredients to the pets liking and avoid preservatives or fillers found in most commercial pet treats. Creating pet food and treats is simple with the SAHARA Folding Dehydrator.
Yield: 13 oz / 368g
Time & Temperature: Dehydrate for 18 hours at 165ºF / 74ºC
Ingredients:
16oz / 454g ground turkey
1 egg yolk
12oz / 340g sweet potato
1 C / 90g Quick-cook oats
1 tsp / 7g honey
1/2 C / 65g flour
Equipment: SAHARA Folding Dehydrator
Instructions:
1. Poke about 6 holes in the sweet potato, place on a piece of foil, and bake in the oven at 350ºF (or bake in a microwave). Set aside and allow to cool.
2. Scoop the inside of the potato into a bowl and mix with egg, then add turkey, oats, flour, and honey.
3. Mix with your hands.
4. Roll into approximately 1” meatballs and press down with fork onto silicone mats (or parchment) until about 1/4” thick or thinner.
5. Set the SAHARA dehydrator on 165ºF for 18 hours.
6. After 3 hours remove from silicon mats/parchment and set them directly on the racks for the remaining 15 hours.
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Someone may want to edit this recipe. I always bake by weight. An log egg weighs 47-50g, so I know 1 egg yolk won’t weigh 60g. Should I use an egg + 1 egg? Are you using white turkey meat or dark meat? Your instructions say to add cinnamon but it’s not a listed ingredient. Should it read flour instead? I really want to make this recipe but I need some answers please, and thanks so much.
Jeanette – thank you for your sharp eye and comments. This recipe was changed slightly just before publication and does have a couple of typos. The intent is to use just one egg yolk. We also removed cinnamon from the recipe. The common cinnamon found in stores can contain small quantities of coumarin so it is not the best ingredient for pet treats, especially for small dogs – and the treats are still great without it.