A wonderful treat for your dog that is Absolutely dog approved! Fresh apple chunks, creamy peanut butter, and bacon crumbles in the shape of a cupcake will delight your pet.
This weekend, this adorable little girl turned two! You can see by the look on her face that she is overjoyed to be a big girl now.
She’s all grown up (I hope) and knows all kinds of tricks. She still insists on having her leash in her mouth for at least 50% of each walk to ensure I’m doing it correctly.
She still has the same amount of energy she had when she was six months old. When it comes to napping, she’s still in Stage 5.
She still has feelings for everyone and everything she encounters, even inanimate objects (pinecones, sticks and balls are basically the best things ever, in case you werent aware). On a daily basis, she is still the happiest dog in the world.
So I always have to make sure that my beautiful, adorable, goofy, not-so-little furbaby gets her very own birthday pupcakes. Last year, I lit her meal on fire, and she was devastated by the experience. She handled it like an adult this year, entirely disinterested and mildly frustrated by the delay in getting food into her stomach.
It’s kind of amusing to see the many phases of her emotions when she receives her birthday pupcakes. Here is how it works:
- What exactly is it? OHMYGODISTHATFOOD?!
- I’m so thrilled about meals ONLY FOR HER.
- Uncontrollable drool from pure excitement.
- She regained her composure, but she couldn’t take her grin off her face.
- I’m wondering why I’m putting a large lump of colored wax into her meal.
- Recalling what happens when a large lump of colored wax becomes lodged in her meal.
- I’m annoyed that I’m doing this again.
- I’m relieved that the fire has been out and that we can return to stage one.
Let me to demonstrate
Contents
- Skip the muffin liners
- How many pupcakes does this recipe make?
- Apple Pupcakes with Peanut Butter Frosting
- FAQs
- Can dogs eat peanut butter icing?
- Is peanut butter and apple good for dogs?
- What is dog cake icing made of?
- How to make icing dog cake?
- What dogs Cannot eat peanut butter?
- Do PupCakes need to be refrigerated?
- Why not to give dogs peanut butter?
- What ingredient should not be in peanut butter for dogs?
- Can puppies eat apples and peanut butter?
- What to avoid for dog cake?
Stage One:
What exactly is it? OHMYGODISTHATFOOD?!
Stage Two & Three:
Intense delight accompanied by unrestrained slobber (drool not pictured, but I promise its there). ONLY FOR HER, I’m really thrilled about eating.
Stage Four:
She regained her composure, but she couldn’t take her grin off her face.
Stage Five:
I’m wondering why I’m putting a large lump of colored wax into her meal.
Stage Six:
Recalling what happens when a large lump of colored wax becomes lodged in her meal.
Stage Seven:
I’m annoyed that I’m doing this again.
Stage Eight:
I’m relieved that the fire has been out and that we can return to stage one.
Fortunately, she forgives me very immediately after I blow out the candle for her (shut up, it’s lovely) and then inhales her birthday goodie with proper zeal.
This year, I made Apple Pupcakes with Peanut Butter Frosting and crumbled bacon for her. Peanut butter, bacon, yogurt, and pumpkin are among her favorite foods. This dish employs three of the four ingredients, so I believe she’ll be OK with it.
Skip the muffin liners
This time, I baked my in little muffin cups, although they were a bit difficult to remove. Just oil your muffin pan (affiliate link) with nonstick spray and everything will be fine.
How many pupcakes does this recipe make?
This recipe yields 10-12 pupcakes, so make a large batch and share them with all your furry pals to spread the love!
My little fluffernutter, I adore you. Never, ever change.
Apple Pupcakes with Peanut Butter Frosting
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Description
Equipment
- blending bowls
- Whisk
- tin for cupcakes
Muffin
- Cooling racks made of wire
Ingredients
- 2 cooked and chopped bacon strips
- 1egg
- cupwater
- cupmilk
- a cup of basic yogurt
- 2 tablespoons natural unsweetened apple sauce
- 2tablespoonshoney
- 2 cups whole grain flour
- 1 tsp baking powder
- chopped pineapple
- 1 cup creamy natural peanut butter
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Grease a muffin tray with nonstick spray and leave aside.
- Cook bacon according to package directions, then cool and crumble. Set aside.
2 slices bacon - 4 cup plain yogurt, 2 tablespoons natural unsweetened apple sauce, and 2 teaspoons honey
12 cup water, 4 cup milk 1
In a large mixing bowl, combine the egg, water, milk, yogurt, applesauce, and honey.
1 egg, 1 - 2 tbsp. baking powder
In a separate large mixing bowl, combine the flour and baking powder.
1 cup whole wheat flour, 2 cups whole wheat flour - Stir the dry components into the wet ingredients. The mixture will be quite thick.
- 2 apple cups
Fold in the chopped apples gently and evenly.
1 - Fill prepared muffin pans with a big cookie scoop. 30 minutes in the oven.
- Remove from oven and set aside for 5 minutes to cool in the pan. Take from the tin and cool completely on a wire rack.
- 2 cup natural creamy peanut butter, 2 bacon slices
Top each pupcake with peanut butter frosting and crumbed bacon. Let them to eat and enjoy!
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