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JudiNH

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I've heard people talk about feeing their birds a "mash"? Can someone explain what that is, and maybe share a recipe? Im wondering if that is something my little birds would enjoy. Thanks.
 

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Saemma just posted some mash she is making:

Mash

Here is a nice post by Patricia Sund about her Chop, which is very similar.

Chop
 

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Judi, you can start off with a basic 'base'. My base is usually cooked Quinoa and brown rice. To that I add chopped or shredded veggies, whatever I have on hand; carrots, broccoli, zuchinni, yellow squash, banana peppers, jalepeno peppers, red peppers, bell peppers, etc. Then I add in corn and peas. Next I add in a couple small jars of organic sweet potato and some spices (whatever spices your birds like). I mix it all together and divide into ice cube trays, do a 'quick freeze' and then bag the cubes up into freezer bags so I can just pull out a couple cubes each morning, nuke and serve. Have fun and experiment :D
 

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Judi, you can start off with a basic 'base'. My base is usually cooked Quinoa and brown rice. To that I add chopped or shredded veggies, whatever I have on hand; carrots, broccoli, zuchinni, yellow squash, banana peppers, jalepeno peppers, red peppers, bell peppers, etc. Then I add in corn and peas. Next I add in a couple small jars of organic sweet potato and some spices (whatever spices your birds like). I mix it all together and divide into ice cube trays, do a 'quick freeze' and then bag the cubes up into freezer bags so I can just pull out a couple cubes each morning, nuke and serve. Have fun and experiment :D
This is very similar to what I do also...I don't do baby food but do cook up sweet potatoes/winter squash to add in the winter time...
I also put in Cayenne Pepper/Cinn. Powder/Ginger powder/ hot pepper flakes...
these all help stimulate the appetite with other healthful things too...
Winged Wisdom Pet Bird Magazine - Kitchen Physician V - Herbal Remedies For Parrots and Pet Birds
Winged Wisdom Magazine. The Kitchen Physician - Let Food Be Your Pet Bird's Medicine
Curing With Cayenne - Amazing healing power of cayenne pepper
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I do kinda what BF does now. I used to feed Beak Appetit but don't anymore. I get a grain mix and cook that, add spices and then sometimes some seeds. 3 parts water and 1 part of bean mix usually (somtimes more water if needed)
 

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These are all great recipes,and sound so yummy! Thank you...cant wait to try some. :dance4:
 
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