Banana Bones

I am way overdue for another edition of Kat's Crazy Kitchen. Back when I announced the Kat's Crazy Kitchen feature, Mya of The Painter Pack asked me if I could feature a recipe with three ingredients or less because as Mya put it, "so my cooking challenged mommy can do it". Well, Mya, I've got a super simple recipe for you today. My mom first got the idea from Khyra, just to give credit where credit is due.

Here's what you do. First get some bananas that are past the point where your human wants to eat them. That means that they are at the perfect point of mushiness.

Then get your masher and mash up the mushy bananas.

Next get some plain non-fat yogurt and put a couple spoonfuls into the bowl.

Stir the banana and the yogurt up. Now get your bones ready. Mom lines them up in a bowl like this.

Scoop out the banana mixture and fill up your bones.

Next have your humans put the bones in the freezer and let them get completely frozen, then it's time for you to enjoy them!

You can even do variations of this recipe. Sometimes my mom puts the mixture in our kongs instead of bones. Or sometimes she uses pumpkin instead of yogurt. So you can do whatever you think sounds tasty.

Just don't forget the best part, cleaning out the containers so they can go into the recycling bin.


Enjoy!
Kat

Banana Pops!

Back on New Years Eve, Khyra posted about some thing yummy her mom was making for her.  I begged and pleaded with my mom to make them for me and she gave in on my first try.  We first had to go to PetsMart and buy the marrow bones.  Then she bought some bananas and had to wait for them to go mushy.  Finally we were ready to begin mixing.

Mom mashed up the bananas and mixed in the yogurt.  I wanted to eat it just like that, but she said no.

Then she stuffed the bones with the banana mixture.  Delicious!  I told her to pile it on and she did!

She had more stuff left over after she filled our four marrow bones, so she got out her silicone cupcake things and filled them to make banana pupcakes.

We thought we were going to eat right away, but she said everything had to go in the freezer.

Finally we got to eat out bones.  

Yummy, yum!

Steve