Feeding vegetables

after reading "give your dog a bone" by Ian Billinghurst i have decided I'm going to feed veg to the dogs.

I'm going to put a mixture of raw veg through the food processor I've been given i know what veg I'm going to use, but my question is this:

can i freeze the vegetable mix once ive done it?

the book says do not store it, it must be fed straight away.

i thought about doing a big mix, then putting it into ice cube trays, and then can just get out 2 cubes or whatever and defrosting them as and when needed.

can i do that?

I dice and lightly steam vegetables, then open freeze and pack in bags once frozen. That way I can take whatever I want to defrost and give to Pereg, and as we both eat the same food, I can also add whatever I want to any stews/casseroles/soups for myself.

The only raw vegetables she has, and they are just treats as far as she is concerned, are the ends of cucumbers, scrubbed carrot peelings [she prefers steamed carrots], and some sliced kohlrabi. Oh yes, she is also partial to sweet red peppers.

Because she mostly has lightly steamed [barely blanched] vegetables, Pereg seems to be able to digest them with no problem at all, and they are ideal for bulking up her meals on the strict weight-loss diet she is on.

Luckily Pereg takes after me in that she just lurves vegetables!

Loui is not keen on fruit or veg and I don't bother adding it.

A banana, I'm led to believe is a nice treat to a lot of dogs, not Loui However, recently I left a banana too long and it was black and he showed quite an interest, so I mashed it up in his mince and he ate the lot. Now wondering if he/they prefer the sweet, extra ripe bananas?

Veg he would only eat with gravy

EDIT; that is mashed into meat gravy...so I'm not going there

my lot adore bananas,one will even raid the fruitbowl if he can reach it. Otherwise they get the veg thats in Natural Instinct when I feed it.

Yes you can, many people do,

cheers was waiting for you to post lol