The materials I prepared include dog food, salmon meat, canned beef, carrots, eggs, cheese crumbs, grinding sticks and other snacks. I didn't put potatoes because they were eaten by pets and my dog's joints were not very good. Pour out the whole canned beef and mix it with salmon to make a paste. The more broken the better, because the tutorial says it is easier to form broken points, and carrots are also mashed. Then take out the dog-specific food bowl and pour it all in, then beat the eggs and stir. My dog is bigger. I used 4 eggs. Then take out our cake mold, put all the stirred ingredients in, wrap them in tin foil and bake them in the oven for about 50 minutes. Take it out and sprinkle with low-salt cheese crumbs (dogs will cry if they eat too much salt, which is not good)
In this way, the main body of the basic moon cake is ready. Sprinkle with the small particles of dog food you ate before, and then insert some snacks such as grinding sticks, which will look good! My dog has been drooling since he smelled these foods, and waited at the kitchen door for more than an hour, waiting for dinner. After I made it, it began to eat before I could speak. Although it took me a long time to make these things, they took less than ten minutes to eat! I haven't finished eating a moon cake, have I? Appreciate the moon? It's over, but these are all forms of Mid-Autumn Festival. Although I know dogs don't understand these festivals, it's good to live a good life and have a sense of ceremony.
I hope I can make more cool customized moon cakes for it next year, and I hope the moonlight will keep the whole family safe and smooth.