Chickpea Grain-Free Dog Treat Recipe

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I’m learning all about grain-free recipes this month. And I’m also realizing that Oscar is acquiring a taste for them! If your dog can’t digest grains, there’s no reason why he can’t enjoy a tasty, homemade biscuit. This time around, I’m pleased to present my Chickpea Grain-Free Dog Treat Recipe. This type of flour is full of flavor, dietary fiber and protein. Because it’s a bean, it’s not considered a grain – which is good news for dogs who can’t digest gluten. And this recipe has the extra benefit of banana, peanut butter and flax seed meal.

Chickpea Grain-Free Dog Treat Recipe

Makes about 25 medium-sized cookies

Ingredients:

2 cups chickpea flour

1 banana

3 tablespoons peanut butter

1 large egg

1 1/2 tablespoons flax meal

Directions:

This was my first time working with chickpea flour. I found the dough tough to work with and the smell was a bit strange at first – it had a bit of a savory scent. But Oscar liked them and that’s always my indicator of a job well done!

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