Ingredients: This is in memory of my horse, companion, and friend Sir Lansalot lovingly called "Lance". Range caught in the 1980s died of old age 2004 Lance used to love peaches anyway he could get them His fave was freash off the tree (but of course we were suposed to pit them for him:))
Instructions: Cut peach(es) and remove the pit section in to 4 to 8 pieces feed to horse as is or topped with extra yummy stuff Submitted by: Sylvia
Leckker Lumps
Ingredients: Apple peelings , or you can use full apples Carrot peelings, or you can use whole carrots. The whole idea of this recipe was to utilize the peelings from the household. Sometimes I put potato, parsnip,turnip peelings into the mix, Crushed flax seed Oatmeal molasses soya or canola oil This is where you have to adjust the amounts to acheive the consistancy of cookie dough. You can even add some sweet feed if you want.
Instructions: Put all these ingredients into a food processor.This is where you have to adjust the amounts to acheive the consistancy of cookie dough.
You can even add some sweet feed if you want
blend to acheive the consistancy so that you can form them into little balls or put the mixture into a cookie gun (I do this) and on an ungreased cookie sheet pop them into the oven at a temperature of 250 for about 4 hours, longer time for thick lumps, shorter for thinner.
Remove them let cool on a wire rack. Leave the lumps on the wire rack for at least 24hours. (if you are in humid conditions bake them longer)
After they have reached the hardness desired pack them off to the barn. I personally haven't met a horse yet who didn't love them! Submitted by: Sue
Licorice treats
Ingredients: bag of black licorice..
Instructions: Give as treats as needed. A little goes a long way. Submitted by: Ruby
Lilly & Ebony's Coat Muffins
Ingredients: 4 cups Sweet Feed 2 cups Water 2 cups Molasses 3 tbsp Sugar 1 1/2 cups Flour 1/4 cup Coat Supplment(powder, or crushed pellets) 1 cup Oats( opt.)
Instructions: 1) Mix feed, flour and water in bucket or bowl. Should not be runny,but a little more wetter than moist.(Extra water might be needed)
2) Add coat supplment and sugar to the mix.
3) Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease Muffin tins. Add Molasses.(you can use more molasses if you want) Stir well.
4) Spoon mix into muffin tins. Do not over fill tins.
5) Bake at 350 degrees for 10 min. or until the mix looks like it will stick together.
6) Let cool. Give to your horse(s) to enjoy!! Submitted by: Julie Griffin
lip smackers
Ingredients: 1 horse = 2 tablespoons peppermint oil 2 apples cut into 8ths 2 carrots cut into pennies
Instructions: mix Submitted by: Maxine
Lisa's mint water
Ingredients: as many mints as you want warm/hot water
Instructions: put the mints in the water and if your useing hot water, let it cool before you give it to your horse. Submitted by: bob
liza's Grilled Cheese
Ingredients: 2-3 slices of cheese 2 slices of bread 1 apple 2 carrots
Instructions: I know this sounds werd, but my pony loves grilled cheese so I made up her specal grilled cheese. first put the cheese on one slice of bread. then, cut the apples in to slices and cut the carrots into the size of pennies. put them on top of the cheese and put the 2nd slice of bread on top. spray on "Pam" and grill untill golden brown. let it cool, cut it in to 4-6 pieces. and surve to your horse! Submitted by: Bob
Lucky's Favorite
Ingredients: 4oz. of creamed peaches 1 finely choped apple 1c. Oats 1/4c. molasses 1/4c. of water a blender
Instructions: blend all of it togther and frezze for 5 hours. And its done. Submitted by: Lauren
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