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We guarantee if you bake these Dog Biscuits, you'll have a best friend for life!
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To make them, you'll need two and a half cups of flour, three quarters of a cup of skimmed milk powder and half a cup of of Vegetable Oil.
Put them all in a bowl, and get mixing!
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Then add two tablespoons of brown sugar, three quarters of a cup of made-up vegetable stock, half a cup of grated carrot and an egg.
Give it another good mix!
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Keep mixing - until it turns into dough.
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Then use a rolling pin to roll out the dough into an even thickness.
A good tip when rolling out dough is to sprinkle the board with flour. This will stop the dough from sticking.
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Now cut out the shapes for the biscuits.
In the studio, Naomi used a bone shaped cutter - but you could use any shape you like.
The mixture should make about 25 biscuits.
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Put the biscuits onto a baking tray, lined with greaseproof paper.
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Bake them in the oven on gas mark 5 (190c) for 25 minutes, until they're golden brown.
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To store the biscuits, why not make a doggie friendly bone box?
The main container is just a crisp tube and the ends are made from two polystyrene balls.
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Cover it in paper maché, give it a lick of paint and fill it with the tasty dog biscuits.
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So the other members of the family don't feel left out, there's a biscuit recipe for cats too!
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125g rolled oats
60ml vegetable oil
2oz flour
125ml tuna oil, chicken broth (stock) or beef bouillon
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