Wait, what?
First up, some good food.
This is one of our new favorite treats. 2nd Man found this recipe online and it's our go to now. Next time, I'll get some pics along the way. It's made with 00 flour and high protein Greek yogurt. They are called Pizza di Lengua (or pizza tongues). They are rolled out thin and cook really fast. We use passata sauce, part skim mozzarella and turkey pepperoni to make it all heart healthy. Some fresh basil after it's done.
Who is this?
NO we don't have a dog but we did for a night. We had some bad storms come through and we heard something at the door. We looked and saw this sweet (and at the time, wet) face. Figured she showed up after getting spooked in very loud thunder. We got her collar and she was chipped with the number on her tags. They couldn't give us the phone number or owner of course, but they did tell us her name, "Bella" and they said they would reach out to the owner.
We let her stay on the front porch, gave her food (cat food but at least it was food, ha) and some water. She was full of energy that's for sure, but finally fell asleep (as did we).
A few hours later (early that morning) "R" from 2nd Family called (they are divorced and he lives about a mile down the road). I thought "why is he calling so early?" I answered he said "I understand you have my dog?" ha! What are the odds??
He lives in his own house and she was in the back yard with a newly installed fence but escaped when he let her out to do her business. He said she's about six months old. So glad he had her chipped.
Well, if she ever comes back, now we will know where she belongs.
Those Pizza Tongues sure do look delicious. I would love to have the recipe for the crust. Would you mind posting it?
ReplyDeleteBella sure is a beautiful dog. I'm glad she found the right place to stay awhile. Wanda aka Galestorm
your pizza looks fantastic. Many a times I will make pizza using Hoagie buns or French bread.
ReplyDelete'Bella' is such a beautiful dog. Smart dog coming to you for shelter along with a good resting place to lay and take a nap and of course to receive a good scratching behind it's ears.
You just may see more of her off and on in the future. You might think about getting a small bag or couple cans of doggie food.
She sure is a sweet heart.
Blessings 2 U both.
You are meeting every “neighbor”, two and four legged! Bella has found a safe place, I’m betting she will be back.
ReplyDeletePlease post the link to the recipe!
ReplyDeleteYou can find it in-line ... search for "pizza tongue"
DeleteBella is a beautiful Husky ... those blue eyes! Good thing her Dog Daddy lives nearby!
ReplyDeleteYour meal looks so good. We are always looking for a way to 'healthy up" our food.
ReplyDeleteBella is beautiful. Now that you are living the farm life have you considered a farm dog?
The pizza looks delicious! Would 2nd Man share his recipe?
ReplyDeletePoor Bella, caught in a rain storm. She sure showed up at the right place for shelter. And so fortunate that she is microchipped. And that her dad is your neighbor!
Please be careful feeding dogs cat food. They have things added that can make dogs sick and vice versa. You can always cook a little brown rice and hamburger or chicken if you have nothing else. And with microchips-there are so many different brands. Did you know that if the place you take the lost dog to does not have the right scanner (the one that was put in the lost dog), it will read that there is no chip and that dog remains lost.. Many of us in the dog world want one microchip scanner so all lost dogs can be found but the companies are not listening.
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