Well its been 1/2 a week and the dogs are enjoying the royal treatment... have to say they digest these meals better than the honest kitchen & orijen (way less poop to pick up...bonus for me)...too soon to tell if anything else is improving...I'm building a notebook to have these formulas at the ready (and while that takes time...once its done I should only have to cook 2 times a week and most of the work is processing the food I need to process for meals for myself and family)
Here's whats on the menu for the next 3 days:
Turkey, Quinoa, and Red Cabbage<o
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Part 1<o></o>
3.5 cups of quinoa (becomes 11 cups cooked) 2442calories, 89.1 grams of protein<o></o>
1 cup of mungbeans (becomes 3 cups cooked) 636 calories, 42.6 grams of protein<o></o>
4 cups of redcabbage 110.4 calories, 5.2 grams of protein<o></o>
2 ½ cups of kale62.5 calories, 5 grams of protein<o></o>
Total calories3250.9, calories per cup 158.5 &6.92 grams of protein<o></o>
Soak mung beansin water overnight, drain and rinse, simmer in clean water 1 hour until soft<o></o>
Simmer quinoa in7 cups of water for ½ an hour till liquid is absorbed<o></o>
Lighty steam thecabbage and kale and use food processor to make into bits<o></o>
Combine all ofthese ingredients in a large enough container ( as this will make 20.5 cups )<o></o>
Part 2<o></o>
3 lbs of groundturkey – no hormones or antibiotics – humanely handled – will keep in separatecontainer and add to meals in the raw<o></o>
1 oz = 41.7calories and 4.9 grams of protein<o></o>
Cod liver oil –no added flavor – teaspoon = 60 calories<o></o>
Sophie<o></o>
2 ½ cups quinoamixture <o></o>
5 oz ofturkey <o></o>
½ teaspoon codliver oil <o></o>
1 teaspoonhealthy powder <o></o>
1/8 teaspoonbone meal <o></o>
¼ teaspoondigestive enzyme <o></o>
Andprobiotic <o></o>
Garlictabs/longevity <o></o>
Calories634.75 <o></o>
2x day <o></o>
Schultz<o></o>
1 ½ cups ofquinoa mixture<o></o>
4 oz of turkey<o></o>
½ teaspoon ofcod liver oil<o></o>
>1 teaspoon healthypowder<o></o>
1/8 teaspoonbone meal powder<o></o>
¼ teaspoondigestive enzymes/probiotics<o></o>
Garlictabs/longevity<o></o>
Calories 434.5<o></o>
2x day<o></o>
Enough for 2 ½days of meals for both dogs<o></o>
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Here's whats on the menu for the next 3 days:
Turkey, Quinoa, and Red Cabbage<o
></o>Part 1<o
></o>3.5 cups of quinoa (becomes 11 cups cooked) 2442calories, 89.1 grams of protein<o
></o>1 cup of mungbeans (becomes 3 cups cooked) 636 calories, 42.6 grams of protein<o
></o>4 cups of redcabbage 110.4 calories, 5.2 grams of protein<o
></o>2 ½ cups of kale62.5 calories, 5 grams of protein<o
></o>Total calories3250.9, calories per cup 158.5 &6.92 grams of protein<o
></o>Soak mung beansin water overnight, drain and rinse, simmer in clean water 1 hour until soft<o
></o>Simmer quinoa in7 cups of water for ½ an hour till liquid is absorbed<o
></o>Lighty steam thecabbage and kale and use food processor to make into bits<o
></o>Combine all ofthese ingredients in a large enough container ( as this will make 20.5 cups )<o
></o>Part 2<o
></o>3 lbs of groundturkey – no hormones or antibiotics – humanely handled – will keep in separatecontainer and add to meals in the raw<o
></o>1 oz = 41.7calories and 4.9 grams of protein<o
></o>Cod liver oil –no added flavor – teaspoon = 60 calories<o
></o>Sophie<o
></o>2 ½ cups quinoamixture <o
></o>5 oz ofturkey <o
></o>½ teaspoon codliver oil <o
></o>1 teaspoonhealthy powder <o
></o>1/8 teaspoonbone meal <o
></o>¼ teaspoondigestive enzyme <o
></o>Andprobiotic <o
></o>Garlictabs/longevity <o
></o>Calories634.75 <o
></o>2x day <o
></o>Schultz<o
></o>1 ½ cups ofquinoa mixture<o
></o>4 oz of turkey<o
></o>½ teaspoon ofcod liver oil<o
></o>>1 teaspoon healthypowder<o
></o>1/8 teaspoonbone meal powder<o
></o>¼ teaspoondigestive enzymes/probiotics<o
></o>Garlictabs/longevity<o
></o>Calories 434.5<o
></o>2x day<o
></o>Enough for 2 ½days of meals for both dogs<o
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