Vitamin pizza for the horse

If you are asked if your horse eats pizza, then, of course, you will wince at the complete incompetence of your interlocutor. in “horse questions” and point him to the right page of the popular reference book “All About the Horse”. However, in a paranoid desire to express its love for a horse, the human, or rather American, brain has gone so far as to invent a whole book of recipes for horses! Love for a horse, in their understanding, is apparently measured by the time spent preparing this or that treat for the horse. Not surprisingly, we will soon learn about the opening of restaurants for horses, where you can go to skip a hamburger in the company of your four-legged.

Rave? It looks like it. However, some of the recipes read may actually be a very good vitamin supplement to the horse’s normal diet, as well as a treat that replaces sugar. This will be especially true for those who like to pamper their horse with a new delicacy.

In the event that your horse still refuses to accept the fruits of your culinary exercises, then the brethren in the nursery will definitely not refuse to crunch them over a fragrant tea.

So, attention! Recipe:

Oatmeal muffins:

Recipe no

• 3 cups oatmeal
• 2 Art. spoons of honey or molasses
• 2 cup water
• 1 pureed apple
• 3 Art. tablespoons flour
• 2 tbsp. tablespoons white or brown sugar
• Chopped mint, raisins (optional)

Thoroughly mix the oatmeal, water and honey in a bowl. Put in the microwave for 2 minutes. Add the pureed apple, brown sugar, crushed mint, flour and raisins. Place in the microwave for another 2 minutes. Preheat the oven to 220 C, fill the muffin molds with the resulting mass to the brim – it should not rise. Cook until the top is browned. Remove from oven and garnish with mint. Serve chilled.

Recipe number two

• 1 cup oatmeal
• 1/2 or 1/3 cup of water (depending on the consistency of the mass (more viscous or crispy)
• 2 or 3 small carrots
• Chopped raisins or small pieces of apple
• 1 st. spoon of oil
• 1 / 3 cup brown sugar

Move the ingredients around. Roll the resulting mass into a sausage and cut into pieces. Lay the pieces on baking paper. Cook at 220C for 15 minutes.

Carrot oatmeal cookies.

Cookies with carrot filling flavored with apple juice

Prep time: 15 minutes

Oven: 250 C. Cooking time: 18 minutes Makes about 19 pieces

Mix all of the following ingredients:

• 1 / 2 cups flour
• 1/2 cup whole wheat flour
• 1 / 4 teaspoon baking powder
• 1 / 4 teaspoon baking soda
• 1 / 4 teaspoon salt
• 1/4 cup granulated sugar
• 3/4 cup instant oatmeal

Add liquid to the resulting dry mixture:

• 1/4 cup sunflower oil
• 1/4 cup apple juice
• 1/4 cups of molasses

1,5 cups grated carrots (about two large carrots) The mixture may seem dry at first, but rub the carrots well with the rest of the ingredients and it will release liquid.

Do not grease baking paper. Roll the dough into small balls and place in the oven. Be sure to refrigerate the biscuit before giving it to the horse.

Mini pizza.

For those who are too lazy to mess around in the kitchen:

• Ruskary
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• Apple
• Carrots
• Inspiration

Cut brown bread into thin slices. You can squeeze circles with a cup for greater aesthetic beauty. Make biscuits out of them. Finely chop the apple and carrot. Spread molasses on breadcrumbs and garnish with apples and carrots for what looked like pizza.

PS Flaxseed can be added to all recipes. It may be less tasty, but even more useful.

It is believed that many of the above components are very, very useful:

Fiber for a healthy digestive system

Of course, apples are very tasty. But they, among other things, are also very useful for the horse – they supply its body fiber responsible for the normal state of the intestine, including pectin. In addition, apples contain vitamin C, which is actively consumed by the horse during work.

Vitamins and minerals for complete nutrition

Honey is not only a natural sweetener, but also a source of energy. It contains more than 300 substances – carbohydrates, organic acids and their salts, amino acids, proteins, minerals, vitamins, enzymes, etc. Honey contains 7 class B vitamins, as well as vitamins A, C, E, PP, K, etc. 26 carboxylic and hydroxycarboxylic acids (gluconic, malic, citric and lactic). 37 mineral elements were found in honey: potassium, calcium, phosphorus, chlorine, sulfur, sodium, magnesium, fluorine, silver, antimony, etc. Many supplements also contain a rich array of vitamins and minerals, but they are mostly synthetic. And, as you know, natural products are absorbed by the body better. Some sports nutrition labs use honey supplements to improve muscle fibers.

Fatty acids for a shiny coat

Flaxseed is rich in protein components, fats and fiber. It is fatty acids that are responsible for the glossy and shiny hairline. The composition of flaxseed includes (mg100 g): calcium (236), phosphorus (622), potassium (831), magnesium (431), ascorbic acid (0), folic acid, pantothenic acid, nicotinic acid.

Happy cooking!

• New Time July 6 2012 city

  Thank you for the recipes)) I will have to try to cook) Answer

• Murzik 13 March 2014 city

  Mm, interesting idea) Answer