DAY 11 · DINNER

Lean Beef Mince & Potato Hash

Name: Lean Beef Mince & Potato Hash
Prep time: 15 min
Cook time: 24 min
Total time: 39 min
Ingredients: 110 g lean beef mince; 140 g potato; 60 g mixed carrot, green beans and green peas; omega-3 drizzle; Fresh water for cooking

Lean Beef Mince with potato and gentle vegetables — a hearty dinner.

Dinner· 39 min total· 5 ingredients

Non-vegHigh proteinAll agesAll sizesgrain-freeomega-3high proteinveg-packed

Ingredients

110 g lean beef mince
140 g potato
60 g mixed carrot, green beans and green peas
omega-3 drizzle
Fresh water for cooking

Portion & storage

These amounts make roughly one day of food for a ~10 kg adult dog, split across the day. As a rough guide feed 2–3% of body weight daily: a 3 kg dog ≈ 60–90 g, a 20 kg dog ≈ 300–450 g, a 30 kg dog ≈ 450–650 g. Puppies, working, pregnant or underweight dogs need more; seniors and low-activity dogs need less. Introduce any new recipe over 5–7 days, mixed into the current food. Refrigerate leftovers in an airtight box and use within 2 days; serve at room temperature.

Method

1
Boil 140 g peeled potato until soft and mash with a splash of the cooking water. Always cooked, never raw or green.
2
Brown the beef mince in a dry non-stick pan for 8–10 minutes, then tip off any melted fat.
3
Steam 60 g total of chopped carrot, green beans and green peas for 6–9 minutes until just tender.
4
Let everything cool to room temperature, then fold the lean beef mince, potato and vegetables together.
5
Drizzle over ¼ tsp fish oil (or ½ tsp ground flaxseed) for skin and coat.
6
Serve at room temperature. Store any extra in the fridge and use within 2 days.

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Please read

These are recipe ideas, not a complete daily diet plan. Every dog has different nutritional needs based on age, size, weight, breed and overall health. Use these to add variety and inspiration — introduce anything new slowly over 5–7 days, and talk to your veterinarian before making major changes, especially for puppies, seniors, pregnant dogs, or dogs with allergies or medical conditions. Never feed onion, garlic, chives, leek, grapes, raisins, chocolate, caffeine, xylitol, macadamia nuts, or cooked bones.

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