@thecedlife: Feeding your dogs wonderful food is the best way to keep them healthy and it doesn’t have to be expensive. Even so, accidents and illnesses happen. Pet insurance is a smart way to make sure your pet can get the care they need. We’re going to try Embrace for Cedric and Edith and give you our honest feedback as we go. Thank you Embrace for sponsoring this budget friendly recipe for our audience. Edith’s Budget Turkey Patties: Makes about 1350 calories 46% from fat, 37% from protein, 17% from carbohydrate Ingredients: 1 small (1/4 pound, 120 g) sweet potato 1 med carrot 1 pound of turkey 3 eggs, keep one shell 1 oz (30 g ) oyster 1/3 cup (40 g) wheat germ 1/2 tsp (1 g) sea kelp 1/2 tbsp (7.5 g) Olive oil Directions: Finely chop or grate the sweet potato and carrot. Combine all the ingredients in a large bowl and mix well. (You could also throw all the ingredients into a food processor and pulse until thoroughly combined.) Lightly grease a large pan with olive or coconut oil and heat on medium-low. Drop in balls of the mixture (we made 12) into the pan and flatten with a spatula. Cook for 1-2 minutes on both sides until golden brown. Add in a generous splash of water (almost halfway up the patties) and close the lid. Steam until water evaporates (about 4-5 minutes). Cool before serving. Serve in bite sizes appropriate for your dog. Optionally top with fresh curly parsley and kefir. Store leftovers in the fridge for up to 4 days. If there’s more than 4 days worth of food, keep extras in the freezer. Edith (9lbs) needs around 240 calories per day. So we take the total calories in this recipe 1350 and divide by 240. That gets us 5.6, or about 6 days of food for her. We divide the batch into 12 patties for convenience and feed her 2 per day. (One for breakfast and one for dinner). #petinsurance #embraceyourpets #ad

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