Suet cakes provide a high protein and fat diet, which the birds need to help them sustain the winter elements.
Ingredients:
1 cup Peanut butter
1 cup shortening
1 cup flour
3 cup cornmeal
1 cup birdseed
1/2 cup oats
1/2 cup chopped peanuts
Step 1:
Mix all ingredients together.
Step 2:
Place mixed ingredients in suet mold or any mold you would like to use. One batch makes (3) 4x4 cakes.
Step 3:
Place outside for birds to enjoy.
Tony usually doubles the recipe and stores the extra cakes in the fridge.
Right now we are enjoying wood peckers, chickadee's, blue jays, cardinals, and an occasional squirrel. What birds are visiting your yard as they prepare for colder weather?













4 comments:
THIS...I'm going to try!
You are nice to feed the birds and it's got to be fun to watch them.
We made suet once, and before we could get it to the birds, Buster ate it. I'll have to try this recipe and then be sure to keep it away from Buster!
What a thoughtful husband you have. Put that on the list of the "reasons you love him".
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