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Tempura-style shrimp bites

Made in my kitchen

Each shrimp gets wrapped in a chicken and vegetable mix, rolled in chopped carrot and baked. No batter, no frying.

My own recipe, from my video. I make this one at home. I’m still weighing each batch, so exact amounts, yield and calories are coming soon.

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Two baked tempura-style shrimp bites in a bowl, one cut open to show the shrimp inside
Method: ovenBake: 30 min at 180°C (350°F)

Treat only — not a complete diet. Homemade snacks do not replace a balanced commercial or veterinary diet. If your pet has a health condition, ask your vet before trying a new treat.

Ingredients

  • Chicken breast
  • Peeled shrimp
  • Broccoli
  • Carrot
  • Bell pepper
  • Baby corn
  • For the sauce: goat milk and water
  • For the sauce: finely chopped parsley

Exact amounts coming soon.

Steps

  1. Raw chicken pieces in a blender cup, cut into small pieces

    Cut the chicken breast into small pieces.

  2. Finely chopped broccoli, red bell pepper and baby corn being added to the chicken

    Finely chop the broccoli, bell pepper and baby corn.

  3. Chicken paste mixed evenly with chopped vegetables in a tray

    Mix the chopped vegetables into the chicken paste until even.

  4. Rolled chicken and vegetable balls arranged on a plate

    Roll the mixture into small balls.

  5. A shrimp wrapped in the chicken and vegetable mixture, held in a gloved hand

    Wrap each ball around a peeled shrimp.

  6. Carrot-coated shrimp bites arranged on a tray

    Roll each piece in finely chopped carrot.

  7. A tray of carrot-coated shrimp bites baking in the oven

    Bake at 180°C (350°F) for 30 minutes.

  8. Baked shrimp bites on a rack with pale goat-milk sauce piped over them

    For a simple dip, mix goat milk with a little water and spoon or pipe it over the bites.

  9. Finished shrimp bites arranged on a plate after the parsley sprinkle

    Sprinkle with finely chopped parsley.

Calories: coming soon. I haven’t weighed a finished batch yet, so there is no per-piece number here.

Once you know the calories in one piece, use the Custom option in the dog calorie calculator and keep treats near 10% of daily calories.

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