Wet Food (Puppy's favourite!)
Has your pet been particularly good, or do they just need a "little" treat? Then make wet food, a wonderful blend of sweet and creamy!
Chopped up into bite sized pieces it's easily enjoyed on all fours.
Ingredients (per portion)
1 dl loosely packed wheat flour (70g)
25 grams of butter (you'll need extra for the pan)
Heat a pan to medium and melt the butter in it. Whip the heavy cream to whipped cream.
Mix the flour, salt and half of the milk in a bowl.
Mix the melted butter into the bowl aswell, mixing it at this stage helps to emulsify the butter and keeps gluten from developing.
Mix the rest of the milk and the egg into the batter.
Pour the batter into the hot pan and fill it until the batter just about reaches the edges. (I recommend a 20 cm pan)
Wait until the pancake starts to bubble, and use a spatula to loosen it up by the edges. Draw the spatula underneath the edge in a smooth circular motion gently releasing the pancake. Give some gentle shoves underneath the pancake from the sides until it has fully released the bottom, then flip it with the spatula in a swift controlled motion.
Cook the opposite side for a moment until they have colour. (Say around 30 seconds but I never measure this, you can put the pancake back in the pan if it does not have enough colour)
Take the pancake out of the pan and put it on a plate to make a stack of pancakes. You may need to regrease the pan with more butter to avoid sticking.
Repeat steps 5-8 until the batter runs out.
Cut the stack of pancakes into small pieces. (For the image used I decided to cut the pancakes into long thin strips by rolling up the pancake stack and then cutting that roll. Then the individual strands were separated from each other to make a loose collection of tagliatelle like strands.)
Mix cut up pancakes with the whipped cream and top them with a topping of your choice.
Serve in your pets bowl and let them enjoy!
Extra butter can be put in the batter to make it richer and to avoid needing to regrease the pan between pancakes.
Mix a topping (Sugar, Vanilla, Chocolate etc) into the whipped cream to flavour it!
Is your pet extra hungry or do you find that you'd like to have a bit more of your puppy? Double up on the recipe! Note that this may intend needing multiple pet bowls or a bigger one.
Serve a savoury meal before this one to ensure that your pet eats all they can and need to!
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