Supplies:
• Stovetop and Pot
• Food Processor or Blender
• Cute “heat resistant” Silicone Mold
• Oven & Oven MIT
• Whisk (or spoon)
• Dehydrator (optional)
Ingredients: (always organic if possible)
- One Kuri Squash – 1
- Quinoa Flour – 1/8 cup
- Egg – 2
- Purified Water – 1/8 cup add more if needed
- Olive Oil (dash)
- Baking Powder (small pinch)
- “Rattery Seed Mix” 1-2 TBS [ground flax seed, chia seeds, hemp hearts, and sesame seeds]
- Rosemary – 1 tsp (natural preservative)

- Preheat your over to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.
- Peel your Kuri squash. Add to boiling water for 10 minutes to cook it.
- While your squash is cooking, add to a blender or better yet, food processor the following: eggs, rosemary, seed mix, baking powder, and olive oil.
- Once you can (safely) move your squash to the processor, do so, and blend with mix.
- Pour squash mix into a separate bowl. Whisk in the quinoa flour first, then the water. You want a good batter consistency. Adjust water as needed.
- Pour into the silicone mold of your choice. (Get your silicone mold wet first and shake dry to make it easier to remove treats at the end).
- Bake treats for about 25-30 minutes. (I’m at a higher altitude and usually bake for 30 minutes.
- Keep your batter in the fridge between baking. It has egg!
- Let your treats completely cool before removing them from the silicone mold.
^ this recipe will make you a lot of treats! You can always store your batter in the fridge (sealed) for up to two days.
** I also recommend dehydrating your treats at 170 degrees for 5 hours. This will make your finished treats last longer.

THESE ARE HUMAN GRADE, GLUTEN FREE, NO ADDED SUGAR, TREATS FOR RATS!

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