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Christmas Cheese-a-licious Cookies 

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Published Dec 19th, 2006

By Renée

Cheese-a-licious cookies are excellent as a party appetizer or as dog training treats. Because of the "rich" ingredients used in this recipe, you might prefer to reserve this treat for a special occasion, like Christmas. Hence the name for this recipe Christmas Cheese-a-licious Cookies, aka C.C.C.!

With  it only being days away from Christmas Eve, you still have plenty of time to perfect this recipe to your liking or your dog's. For your dog's health reasons, you might want to opt out almonds (about 411 calories), otherwise it is as good as presented here-darn delicious! 

Warning: Be prepared for second baking. Some human guests will eat them without your knowing. So don't blame the dogs for eating too fast. Dogs aren't the only greedy ones, you know! 

Servings: 18 C.C.Cookies

Ingredients:

• *120 ml  of low-fat Cheddar cheese, shredded  - ½ cup
• *120 ml of low-fat cottage cheese  -  ½ cup
• *30 ml of canola oil  -  2 tbsp 
• *470 ml of whole wheat flour  - 2 cups
• *180 ml of almonds, chopped. ¾ cups Optional, 
•                                  (NEVER substitute almonds with macadamia nuts) 
• *60 ml of water  - 1/4 cup

Methods:

1.  Preheat oven at 190 degrees C /375 degrees F
2.  Mix cheeses, flour, oil, and almonds thoroughly. 
3.  Add water and stir until dough forms a ball. 
4.  Divide dough into 18 pieces, rolling each into a ball and placing on greased  cookie sheet. 
5.  Use a fork to press down on each ball. 
6.  Bake for 30 minutes or until brown at the edges. 
7.  Either serve them when cool or chill them overnight in  the refrigerator for next  day serving. 

Special note:

It doesn't have to be 18 cookies if you want them to be smaller or bigger. If you have a chubby dog, just make the cookies much smaller. If your dog has lactose intolerance, limit his intake. If your dog is in excellent health, go ahead and double up the cheese. This means double the fun. If you fear your human guests will consume way too much for your liking, you could use a dog bone cookie cutter instead of the traditional cookie shape. This might ward off some guests. This method used to work for me but ever since friends and family discovered my "recipe secrets", they could care less whatever shape my food is, they just eat. 

* You may wish to consult with your veterinarian before feeding new foods.

From Nicole Orr  Korczynski (Australia) 

Terraozzi Australian Terriers

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 Winston and and I have had a very fun year in Agility.  Here's the little man with his AKC Open Agility title ribbon.  But the best prize is what joy he brings to our family.  We wish you Aussie families all over the world a wonderful year with your great little dogs. 

Susan Clayton and 

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 From Jennie Worthing Maila Kennels in the USA 

My Dogs Live Here

My dogs live here, they're here to stay.

You don't like pets, be on your way.

They share my home, my food, my space;

This is their home, this is their place.

You will find dog hair on the floor,

They will alert you're at the door.

They may request a little pat;

A simple "no" will settle that.

It gripes me when I hear you say,

"Just how is it you live this way?"

They smell, they shed, they're in the way."

Who asked you? Is all I can say.

They love me more than anyone,

My voice is like the rising sun;

They merely have to hear me say,

"C'mon guys, time to go and play."

Then tails wag and faces grin,

They bounce and hop and make a din.

They never say "no time for you;"

They're always there, to GO and DO.

And if I'm sad? They're by my side.

And if I'm mad? They circle wide.

And if I laugh, they laugh with me;

They understand; they always see.

So once again, I say to you,

Come visit me, but know this, too.

My dogs live here, they're here to stay.

You don't like pets, be on your way.

They share my home, my food, my space;

This is their home, this is their place.

                                      Author Unknown

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