You can now enjoy a meal that complements your cat’s dining experience, thanks to a new cookbook from Fancy Feast. If you’ve ever wanted to share a culinary moment with your feline friend, this is your chance. The cookbook, titled Petite Feast: A Cookbook, is designed for pet owners who wish to create dishes inspired by their cats’ favorite flavors.
Fancy Feast has introduced its Petites line of single-serve cat meals alongside this innovative cookbook. Its introduction emphasizes the importance of mealtime as a way to bond with loved ones, now extending that invitation to your cat. The book includes 12 enticing recipes, crafted by Amanda Bright, Fancy Feast’s in-house chef, with contributions from culinary talents like award-nominated chef Daniel Reed and pastry expert Kelly Sanders, who is known for her delightful creations.
The recipes range from Chicken and Ramen with Tomato Honey Butter Sauce to Whitefish with Asparagus and Beurre Blanc, all crafted to pair perfectly with the new line of cat dinners featuring salmon, whitefish, and chicken. “These recipes are elevated yet simple enough to prepare on a weeknight,” said Bright. “They take inspiration from modern small-plate dining trends, allowing you to enjoy a gourmet meal while your cat feasts on their fancy entree.”
Not sure which Fancy Feast Petites to serve alongside your dish? Purina has made it easy with a color-coding system that matches each recipe to its feline counterpart, ensuring your cat won’t give you the side-eye for your meal choice. Plus, your cat’s meal is likely quicker and cheaper to prepare, freeing you up to indulge in a nice bottle of white wine (sorry, kitty).
While your furry friend lounges nearby, eagerly watching your cooking efforts, you can prepare their meal in no time. With just a snap of the lid on their Fancy Feast Petites, they’re off to their food-induced bliss, leaving you to savor a romantic dinner for two.
For those interested, you can download the digital cookbook here. Although we may not have the luxurious lifestyles of our cats—sleeping 23 hours a day or licking ourselves clean—we can at least share a tasty meal. That’s something to purr about!
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