Thanksgiving Installment of the Regressive Dinner for Pets Event on a Tasty Tuesday!

Chloe's always ready to eat!
Can you smell that???!!! It's the aroma of turkey, and stuffing, and pumpkin pie! Thanksgiving is almost here and today is "Tasty Tuesday" by Kol's Notes and Sugar, the Golden Retriever, AND it's also the second installment of the Two Little Cavalier's Regressive Dinner Pet Event blog hop, which this time covers the scrumptious "Main Course" category! Woooo...today is a double-dose of yumminess; I'm getting hungry just thinking about it all!

For our dish, we'd like to share yet another recipe from our Canine Cooking Corner recipe video series, called "Turkey Mish-Mash" and the FiveSibes™ were on hand to do a little quality control and some taste testing along the way! With Thanksgiving being this Thursday, this recipe is perfect as it uses roasted turkey (or chicken) and pumpkin puree, and it's already been 100% Sibe tested and approved! So save some of those leftover from Turkey Day and here's a great mealtime treat for your furkids...and believe me, they will lick their bowls clean!  


Don't forget, the fun hops along at some other wonderful blogs, too, where more pawsome recipes (for both canine and human) are being shared, so please be sure to stop by our hosts' Two Little Cavaliers' blog and see what's cooking, who's playing chef, and what scrumptious recipes you can collect!
"Mom..how long until we get our viddles?"


This is a different sort of blog hop, so there will be no Linsky list for the Regressive Dinner, so to join in, just leave your blog site URL in with your comments and then be sure to visit other folks' as well (check Two Little Cavaliers' blog for other hoppers) and tell them you're stopping over from the Regressive Dinner for Pets event from our blog, and then be sure to share this post with your pals so they can share in some of the great recipes! For the Tasty Tuesday blog hop, the link to join is below.


For a "treat" of a snack, in case you missed it on Halloween, be sure to visit out our Halloween Regressive Dinner post for a quick and easy recipe!
The rest of the Regressive Dinners will take place on the following days:
 

Christmas: 
Soup, Salad & Sides. Thursday, December 22

New Years Eve:  
Cocktails and Appetizers – Thursday, December 29


And don't forget to stop over at Kol's Notes, as they are whipping up some yummy Thanksgiving Thumbprint Cookies for dogs - the FiveSibes™ are just wagging their tails waiting for that recipe to try! Then hop over to Sugar's blog to learn how to make animal print fabric coasters for your holiday entertaining! Pretty pawsome! And don't forget to jump on the blog hop by using the code below.

We love the holidays! 'Tis the season for good friends (furry and not), fine food, and lots of fun! Bon Appetit!






 
Oh, PS - our Gibson is one of the featured "Dogs in Cars" over at Bailey Be Good's blog! Be sure to check out all the cute travelers! 
I Was Featured on Dogs in Cars at BaileyBeGood.com

Comments

  1. Golden Woofs! SUGARNovember 22, 2011 at 8:34 AM

    Woof! Woof! Happy Tasty Tuesday!So how long did you guys waited ??? Hope it was Tasty. Have an YUMMY Tasty Tuesday. Lots of Golden Woofs, Sugar
    BTW: can't play the video.

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  2. TebodaNovember 22, 2011 at 9:58 AM

    Sounds like some real tasty treats. Speaking of which please help us win this Swedish contest to win a years supply of dog food for our Siberian Husky puppy. Just hit the thumbs-up under the video to vote, thanks for the support!

    http://topbattle.com/tournament_disp.php?id=26&v=943

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  3. Two French BulldogsNovember 22, 2011 at 1:51 PM

    We are suddenly starving
    Benny & Lily

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  4. ♥♥ The OP Pack ♥♥November 22, 2011 at 5:22 PM

    We can smell it all the way here. The mom and dad are going to one of our human sisters for dinner since mom can't really cook too well with her arm, but we are all hoping she will bring some leftovers home for us. We also heard her tell Dad that she just might cook a small turkey breast here on Sunday just for them AND us.

    Woos ~ Phantom, Thunder, Ciara, and Lightning

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  5. Golden Daily ScoopNovember 22, 2011 at 6:01 PM

    We wish we had sniff N' scratch blogs! Looks so yummy!!!

    Following from the Tasty Tuesday Blog Hop!

    Miley and Maggie

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  6. Bailey Be Good!November 22, 2011 at 6:18 PM

    OK -- your post made me so hungryyyy! I know we're gonna have lotsa leftovers, but I don't know if I can wait! Ahhh!

    Thanks so much for joining today's Dogs in Cars!! :)

    I hope you all have the most wonderful Thanksgiving holiday. :) :)

    Woofs & hugs, <3

    ~Bailey (Yep, I'm a girl!)

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  7. AnonymousNovember 23, 2011 at 5:29 AM

    That Mish Mash looks really nommers! Making notes so can ask Mom to re-create! :)

    Waggin at ya,
    Roo

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