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This 3-Ingredient Dog Cake is the perfect homemade birthday cake for your furry friend.

Everyone deserves a cake, even your dog. This easy dog cake recipe is a single-serve cake ready in less than 30 minutes.

We don’t have a dog, but the kids returned home asking for a dog cake recipe for the neighbor’s dog’s birthday.

We gathered information about what dogs can and can’t eat and whipped up this easy 3-ingredient dog cake recipe.

Dogs love peanut butter, and vegetables are good for them. So here’s a healthy dog cake packed with natural peanut butter and three vegetables.

It only takes 3 ingredients to make this cake!

All you need to make this easy dog cake recipe are:

You can also add baking powder to make the cake airier. It is safe for dogs, but they don’t care about how much the cake rises, so it’s optional.

Preheat your oven to 350°F (180°C)

To make the cake batter, whisk the eggs with fresh drippy peanut butter, and shredded carrots in a small mixing bowl.

Grease a small round springform cake with avocado oil. I found this size ideal for a single-serving dog cake, so there’s no waste of cake.

Pour the batter into the pan and bake in the center rack of the oven for 15 to 22 minutes or until a pick inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean.

Let the dog cake cool down completely on a wire rack before frosting.

For the dog frosting, we learned that dogs should not eat sugar, not much butter, and stay away from cream cheese and chocolate. So our healthy cream cheese frosting won’t be a good fit for the dog cake.

Instead, steam cauliflower and potatoes. Then, add them to a food processor along with milk and plain unsweetened yogurt. Add a dollop of butter, but you can skip it if you like.

Blend until the ingredients come together into a smooth puree. It’s better to start with less milk and add it gradually to prevent the dog cake frosting from becoming too wet or runny.

Cut the cake in half lengthwise with a sharp knife when it has cooled down.

Spread half of the frosting on the first layer, add the second cake layer, and add the remaining frosting on top.

Use a spoon to spread the frosting. The frosting is very smooth and not pipeable, so there is no need for fancy tools like a piping bag for this dog cake recipe.

This is the tricky part because it’s not safe to add candies, sugar, or sprinkles to dog cakes.

So instead, you can add some extra shredded carrots and dog treats.

Below are some ideas to make this cake if you don’t have some of the abovementioned ingredients.

This cake is not supposed to be eaten entirely by one dog. It should make 3 or 4 servings, depending on the dog’s size.

Store leftovers in the fridge in an airtight container for up to 3 days.

Below are the answers about the dog-friendly ingredients used in this dog recipe.

Yes, dogs can eat eggs, which are a good source of protein and nutrients. They can eat boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, or eggs in cakes.

Yes, but peanut butter should is a treat for your dog and not regular food. Even if this dog cake is safe for them, it should be a birthday treat, not a daily meal.

Dogs shouldn’t eat baking powder in large amounts. It can create severe digestive issues. For a dog cake, adding 1/2 teaspoon to the cake is usually fine.

But if you are unsure, skip it. As a result, the cake will be flat and dense, but your dog won’t mind the texture.

Yes, cauliflower is not toxic and safe for dogs. It’s also low in calories and packed with vitamins and nutrients.

Dogs can eat raw or cooked carrots. It’s recommended to shred or cut carrots in bite-size sticks to avoid choking.

Raw potatoes contain solanine, which is toxic for dogs. But you can give dogs well-cooked, boiled potatoes.

This dog birthday cake contains about 900 kcal on its own. Even if all the ingredients are dog safe, this is way too many calories for a dog that should eat between 240 kcal for a small dog and 2,000 kcal for a very active large dog.

Therefore, offering the whole cake but letting the dog eat about 1/4 of the cake would be a great birthday treat.

Did you bake this homemade dog birthday cake recipe? Share your experience below!

The peg method is a better memory strategy than either the link or loci method because it's not dependent on retrieving items in sequence. You can access any item on the list without having to work your way through the whole thing. It is, however, a bit more complicated to learn at first. In the peg system, you learn a standard set of peg words, and then you link the items you need to remember with the pegs. The peg method can be used to remember ideas and concepts and to organize activities as well as to remember lists for shopping and errands.

The various forms of the peg system all use a concrete object to represent each number. What's different amongst them is how you choose the object that represents each number. One peg system relies on using pegs that look like the numbers they represent, another relies on pegs that rhyme with the number, one relies on meaning, and another uses alphabetic pegs. Two of the easiest peg systems to master are the rhyming and alphabet forms, which we'll discuss here.

The best-known of the peg systems is the rhyming peg method, in which numbers from one to ten are associated with rhymes: one-bun, two-shoe, and so on. This system was introduced in England sometime around 1879 by John Sambrook. The system is easy to use, and many people already know many of the standard rhymes from the nursery rhyme "one, two, buckle my shoe." In order to use the system, you must memorize the words that rhyme with numbers one through ten (most peg systems don't include a peg word for zero, but you can make one up yourself):

1 = bun

2 = shoe

3 = tree

4 = door

5 = hive

6 = sticks

7 = heaven

8 = gate

9 = vine

10 = hen

1. Now, as you say each rhyme, visualize the item that the peg word represents. Picture it vividly -- is the bun a hot dog bun or a hot cross bun? Is the shoe an old battered sneaker or a black high-heeled pump?

2. Now draw the item. The act of drawing will help you remember the rhyme, creating a strong mental association between the numbers and the words that rhyme with them.

3. Imagine each peg word as vividly as possible. By visualizing the object that each word represents, you'll fix it securely in your mind, creating a strong mental association between the number and the word that rhymes with it.

Once you've formed an association between the numbers and the words that rhyme with them, you've constructed your pegs. Practice by saying each of the peg words out loud. Then try picturing the peg words in place of the numbers as you randomly jump amongst the numbers: five, three, one, eight. Because the words rhyme with the numbers, you don't have to say the numbers to remember the words.

If you want to remember a list, all you have to do is link each item with a peg: the first item with a bun, the second item with a shoe, and so on. To remember the list, call up each peg, and you'll automatically remember the mental image that is linked to each peg.

Here's how it could work for a short grocery list of milk, bread, eggs, and ham. You could start out by visualizing a jug of milk balancing a bun on its lid. Then imagine a muddy sneaker squashing a loaf of French bread. Then think of a tree filled with eggs. And finally, picture a ham in a beret banging on a door to be let in. When you get to the store and you think of one -- bun -- you'll think of a bottle of milk. Two -- shoe -- you'll see a shoe squashing the bread.

Peg words can help you remember lists of items or errands and daily activities. This system may not work for those with memory problems caused by brain damage on one side of the brain, however, since it requires remembering in two distinct stages, one involving the right hemisphere and the other involving the left.

The alphabet makes a good system, since it is naturally ordered and everyone knows it. In order to create concrete images for the letters, each image either rhymes with the letter of the alphabet it represents or has the letter as the initial sound of the word. The alphabet peg system might be: A = hay, B = bee, C = sea. Peg words can be created that rhyme with or sound similar to the letters of the alphabet that they represent:

A = bay

B = bee

C = sea

D = deep

E = eve

F = effect

G = geology

H = age

I = eye

J = jay

K = quay

L = elm

M = Emma

N = end

O = open

P = pea

Q = cue

R = art

S = essay

T = tea

U = you

V = veer

W = double you

X = exit

Y = why

Z = zebra

If you don't like the rhyming aspect of the alphabetic peg-word system, you can come up with a list that doesn't rhyme but that simply uses the same letter of the alphabet to begin each word.

A = artichoke

B = bat

C = cake

D = dog

E = elephant

F = fireman

G = goat

H = horse

I = iron

J = jelly

K = kangaroo

L = llama

M = mouse

N = napkin

O = orange

P = pail

Q = queen

R = rat

S = shoe

T = tank

U = umbrella

V = vase

W = wagon

X = xylophone

Y = yarn

Z = zebra

The only problem with using the alphabet system is that most people don't automatically know the numeric equivalent of the alphabet, so they can't be directly retrieved as easily. For example, most people don't know, without counting, that S is the nineteenth letter, so if they wanted to recall the nineteenth item out of sequence, they would have to count off the letters and then retrieve the associated image.

You can also select peg words on the basis of meaning: one = me (there is only one "me"); three = pitchfork (three prongs); five = hand (five fingers on a hand). Numbers make good peg words because they have a natural order, and everyone knows them. Unfortunately, this system is limited because it's hard to find good peg words to represent numbers beyond ten.

One good way of remembering information is to use chunking; that is, grouping separate bits of information into larger chunks in order to better remember them.

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There are 4 ways of working with JHipster. Choose our second option, "Local installation with NPM"

JHipster Online can be used to generate JHipster applications.

This is for people who want to try JHipster for the first time, or for people who want to have a look at what J Hipster has to offer.

While it is easier to use, it is not the “full JHipster experience”, and once your application is generated you will still need to follow most of the steps from the next section (“Local installation with NPM”), as you will still need Java (to run your application) and NPM (to manage your front-end code).

We expect JHipster Online to provide more features in the future.

Now that JHipster has been installed, it is time to create an application.

JHipster uses Yeoman for code generation. Before you submit a bug, please check out the Yeoman "getting starting" guide to find more information.

The configuration will be stored in a generated.yo-rc.json file, so it is strongly recommended not to create a JHipster project in your home directory. You won't be able to generate another project if you did it. The.yo-rc.json file needs to be deleted to solve it.

This is the same procedure as using NPM.

If you have problems using Yarn globally, you need to have abin in your path.

On Mac and Linux, you can export the PATH code.

This image is for running the generator inside a container. It's completely different from the configurations that JHipster will generate, which goal is to run the generated application inside a container.

The JHipster has a specific file that provides a image.

It makes a build that is available on the hub.

This image will allow you to run JHipster.

If you stop your container, the generated files will not be deleted. If you don't want the container to download all the dependencies every time, you should commit it or mount a volume.

If your user is not part of the group, you may need to run the docker command as root user on Linux. Adding your user to the group will allow you to run commands from a non-root user.

You can ask the steps on the website.

The latest JHipster image can be pulled.

jhipster/jhipster is a pull image.

Pull the JHipster image from the website.

jhipster/jhipster:master

You can see all of the tags here.

You can create a folder in your home directory.

/jhipster

The following options are available to run the Docker image.

docker container run --name jhipster -v ~/jhipster:/home/jhipster/app -v ~/.m2:/home/jhipster/.m2 -p 8080:8080 -p 9000:9000 -p 3001:3001 -d -t jhipster/jhipster

The docker container ps command is used to check that your container is running.

It's better to remove the existing container and run the container again if you want to update the image. First stop the container, then remove it and run it again.

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