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Post by Ticklymac Wed May 29 2013, 23:19

So i got sum posh herby liver treats for my two and they loved them but now they'r all done Sad Of course i love my pups and wouldnt grudge them a few quid but couldn't help but think about the price of liver (cheap) and the price of the tiny bag of treats (not so cheap) ....so was thinking about making themself!

Saw Ella's liver cake, that looks awsum too and will b trying that out but was wanting hard treats to use when im out and about for recall etc......i was reckoning that i could just slice up sum liver and dry it out in the oven? would this work? anyone tried before or got a recipe?
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Post by Guest Wed May 29 2013, 23:30

I've frozen Ella's liver cake, and just take out what I need, works a treat! Pardon the pun. But baked or dried liver is just as good, I'm sure Ella will be able to advise you Smile

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Post by Guest Wed May 29 2013, 23:43

Anything dried out will work great. Although liver might not dry out it might just go to mush?

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Post by jshrew Wed May 29 2013, 23:57

I buy liver every now and then for treats for ledger and just bake it sprinkled with some cheap parmesan and garlic granules then cut up and freeze down in batches

If I remember right the pigs liver worked quite well but the ox liver was a bit soft and crumbly
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Post by Ticklymac Thu May 30 2013, 00:08

jshrew wrote:I buy liver every now and then for treats for ledger and just bake it sprinkled with some cheap parmesan and garlic granules then cut up and freeze down in batches

If I remember right the pigs liver worked quite well but the ox liver was a bit soft and crumbly

Is it better at a high heat or just low for longer?
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Post by jshrew Thu May 30 2013, 00:14

think i just put it in at gas mark 6 til it looks done
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Post by Guest Thu May 30 2013, 00:32

Well I cheat I have a food dehydrator and liver is probably the best thing for drying, it's comes out like little chips so I stick it in there for about 12 hours at 70c and voila

But as Hayley said you can feed liver cake frozen so it's crunchy Smile that what I do

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Post by Ticklymac Thu May 30 2013, 18:31

aww i'd love a dehydrator but kitchens tiny and my cupboards of full of all other kitchen appliances - george foreman, panini press etc
So i'll just have to make do with the oven for now!
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Post by Guest Thu May 30 2013, 18:35

I tried using the oven but they just don't come out good enough.

Have you tried the fridge drying method?

Cut the liver in to small treats, and put on a plate uncovered in the fridge for about 5 days or until they are dried enough for your liking

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Post by Ticklymac Sat Jun 01 2013, 16:24

ella wrote:I tried using the oven but they just don't come out good enough.

Have you tried the fridge drying method?

Cut the liver in to small treats, and put on a plate uncovered in the fridge for about 5 days or until they are dried enough for your liking

Not tried that, would of thought they'd just go off?
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Post by Guest Sat Jun 01 2013, 16:29

Ticklymac wrote:
ella wrote:I tried using the oven but they just don't come out good enough.

Have you tried the fridge drying method?

Cut the liver in to small treats, and put on a plate uncovered in the fridge for about 5 days or until they are dried enough for your liking

Not tried that, would of thought they'd just go off?

nope it's a well known way of drying food Smile

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Post by Ticklymac Sat Jun 01 2013, 16:36

Thanks, I never knew that Smile
I'll maybe try on batch in the oven an one in fridge - still not managed to get to the shops for sum fresh liver!
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Post by Guest Sat Jun 01 2013, 16:45

Just have a play with different methods and see which you prefer Smile

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Post by Ticklymac Sun Jun 02 2013, 22:47

Baked sum liver in the oven last night til it went black, they were going crazy with the smell! I dunno if they turn out how I'd wanted but they seemed to love them, used them practicing recall today - needless to say Leroy was coming back even when he want shouted! Laughing
Got some dryin out in the fridge so I'll see how that goes
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Post by Guest Sun Jun 02 2013, 23:12

I buy pigs liver every week (lambs liver is too expensive, and ox-liver goes "green").

I put it on a baking tray and put it in the oven for about half/three-quarters of an hour at about Gas 5.

The result is put in a plastic bag in the fridge. Kuchar gets to lick the baking tray once it's cooled down. The liver bits are easy to carry in my pocket and break off a bit for "come here" or "good boy" treat. Any crumbly bits left in the bag are scattered over his food to make a change.

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Post by Ticklymac Mon Jun 03 2013, 03:27

I used asda's prepacked Beef liver an it turned out alright, got sum lambs liver there too but thats for my oh's dinner one night. ( sick ) an the dogs will get what he doesnt eat lol
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