Recipe: Appetizing Spent Grain Dog Biscuits

Spent Grain Dog Biscuits. Spent grain, peanut butter, flour, and eggs are all the ingredients you need to make these easy dog treats. Please remember that hops are toxic to dogs, SO DO NOT MAKE THESE BISCUITS if you've mashed with hops! The "Dear Zymurgy" section of our magazine features a column called "Brew Dog," where our members send in photos of their trusted brew companions and we pick one to feature.

All the aesthetics listed here are more for you. 😉. Spent Grain Dog Biscuits recipe: Adapted from a recipe in the homebrew magazine Brew Your Own submitted by Ron Dorsey, these are a favorite in our I like to cut up the spent grains a little more so it makes cutting out the dog cookies easier. When done, the dough should not be too sticky. You can have Spent Grain Dog Biscuits using 4 ingredients and 8 steps. Here is how you cook that.

Ingredients of Spent Grain Dog Biscuits

1. You need 4 cup of spent grains.
2. It's 2 cup of flour.
3. You need 1 cup of peanut butter.
4. You need 2 large of eggs.

I mean, even if the biscuit isn't presentable, dogs will eat it anyways, and I'm sure of it. So, I gave it a shot. To my surprise, it was a success, and all of the dogs that got to partake in the If you don't have spent grain, by all means, use oatmeal! I have not tried it, but I am almost certain it will work just fine.

Spent Grain Dog Biscuits step by step

1. Drain and press grains to remove as much water as possible..
2. Mix all ingredients thoroughly..
3. Press down into a dense layer on a large cookie sheet..
4. Score almost all the way down through into the shapes you want..
5. Bake for about half an hour at 350 For to solidify them..
6. Loosen them from the sheet, break the biscuits apart and return them to the cookie sheet, loosely spreading them out..
7. Bake at 225°F for 3 to 4 hours (or until they are really dry)..
8. Store in an airtight container to keep them dry and mold free..

We have yet to see any mold issues. You do not have to limit the biscuits to just dogs. Why not use your spent grains to make treats for your best friend? I saw this recipe in a couple of places so don't really know who to give credit to, but. We love dogs, our planet and good beer.