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My review
Pampered Pooch Rice and Lamb Casserole
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"Tired of purchasing canned dog food our two large rescue dogs wouldn't eat, I decided to make pooch-friendly chow that was savory and good for them. I use converted rice, but pasta, bulgur, or quinoa may all be substituted."
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Ingredients
30 m servingsOriginal recipe yields 4 servings (4 cups)
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Combine rice and safflower oil in a saucepan over medium heat; stir and cook 2 minutes. Add the water, thyme, garlic powder, and bouillon. Cover, and cook 15 minutes more over medium heat, or until liquid is absorbed.
- Meanwhile, cook the ground lamb in a large skillet over medium heat until browned, about 10 minutes. Drain, then stir into the rice along with the Monterey Jack cheese until the cheese melts. Cool completely before serving.
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Most helpful positive review
6/8/2010
Well... I altered this some which I think enhanced the quality of the dog food. Any low fat meat would work here as well as fish such as tilapia. Beef and chicken livers work well too. If you co...
Most helpful critical review
5/12/2009
although the basic recipe is pretty sound, I do agree with the other reviewer that the sodium content might be a bit high. Also, the garlic powder might not be a good idea. While it would be yum...
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6/8/2010
Well... I altered this some which I think enhanced the quality of the dog food. Any low fat meat would work here as well as fish such as tilapia. Beef and chicken livers work well too. If you co...
5/12/2009
although the basic recipe is pretty sound, I do agree with the other reviewer that the sodium content might be a bit high. Also, the garlic powder might not be a good idea. While it would be yum...
4/15/2009
Beef buillion can be very high in salt - I would suggest using a low-salt or no salt bullion, or homemade beef broth.
1/10/2010
The high sodium content is a concern. Homemade beef stock is much more flavorable...especially if you use soup bones with a heavy marrow content. Makes great stock for these receipes.
7/28/2014
Doggy heaven. The only change I made was to use low salt beef broth. I know that raw garlic is a no-no, but garlic powder in moderation appears to be okay according to my research soooooo?...
1/21/2017
The only reason would give this recipe 4 stars is because I don't think you need the seasoning -- garlic and thyme. The dogs however LOVED this and I didn't use the spice, including the bouillon...
4/21/2016
Since originally making this recipe, I have revised it, using only one beef cube. This is for convenience, what many might have on hand, but we actually use 1 teaspoon Minor's All Natural Beef ...