Looking for your best chop recipes

[Theo22]

In honour of my Cockatiel Buddy (sadly he passed away 2 hours before the vet opened) I want to make a free to use google doc with recipes for chop and stuff.
So if you have a good recipe and want to share it, I would be really grateful.
(if you have pictures you can share them too)
So feel free to share some recipes if you like too. Would be very thankful.

 

[Parutti]

Oh gosh, I'm so sorry about Buddy Pets getting ill over holidays is so hard

I make a big batch of chop to freeze from a recipe I found online. My bird Cotton likes fresh food better so I also make fresh chop in a mini food processor to last 3-4 days at a time.

Cotton LOVES sweet peppers, and hates anything green. His favorite chop recipe is cooked quinoa, sweet pepper or bell pepper, cauliflower, a few blueberries, and just a few leafy greens like romaine lettuce or spinach or rocket.

I use that as my "base" because I know he'll eat it, and then add whatever veggie is on sale at my local shop. I usually try to add a root vegetable like carrot, sweet potato, pumpkin, parsnip etc. and then random colors of veggies. If I make it so it looks like it's mostly peppers and grains, he'll chow it right down

My other bird Opie loves any and everything to eat (except for pellets, that's still in progress) so I'll add broccoli and more greens for him.

I think this is a neat project that you're doing, and a really lovely way to honour Buddy

 

[Theo22]

Oh gosh, I'm so sorry about Buddy Pets getting ill over holidays is so hard

I make a big batch of chop to freeze from a recipe I found online. My bird Cotton likes fresh food better so I also make fresh chop in a mini food processor to last 3-4 days at a time.

Cotton LOVES sweet peppers, and hates anything green. His favorite chop recipe is cooked quinoa, sweet pepper or bell pepper, cauliflower, a few blueberries, and just a few leafy greens like romaine lettuce or spinach or rocket.

I use that as my "base" because I know he'll eat it, and then add whatever veggie is on sale at my local shop. I usually try to add a root vegetable like carrot, sweet potato, pumpkin, parsnip etc. and then random colors of veggies. If I make it so it looks like it's mostly peppers and grains, he'll chow it right down

My other bird Opie loves any and everything to eat (except for pellets, that's still in progress) so I'll add broccoli and more greens for him.

I think this is a neat project that you're doing, and a really lovely way to honour Buddy

thank you