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Here is a recipe I use on my dogs... 1. Put a 1/4 cup of raw/browned beef or other meat. Except Chicken and ham and turkey. 2. Put 4 chopped up or blended carrots in a dish with meat. 3. Then cook rice and put in a few spoonfulls. 4. Then add some small sliced apples in it. 5. Chop up some potatoes and do the same. 6. Mix all together and pour some sauce for dog food over it if desiered. My Golden loves it!!! It is vet approved and is healthy and tastey.

Here is my own recipe : I don't have Alaskan Malamutes, but it is suitable for all dogs... my own thrive on it with fantastic coats, easy weight control, no wind, tartar free teeth, no flea problems and no 'doggy' breath at all :-D 1 kg raw beef, 1 kg raw mutton/lamb, 1.5 kg raw chicken/turkey (white or dark meat it doesn't matter), 1.5 kg raw tripe, 1 kg mixed raw offal - liver, kidney, heart. Ethnic butchers are the best source of meat as they stock a much wider range at cheaper prices, will often deliver and best of all will chop most of the meat to your specifications, which saves loads of time. The meat should be chopped into pieces roughly the size of the top of your thumb. 2 kg of mixed leafy/green vegetables (spinach, spring greens, broccoli, green beans), 1.5 kg carrotts, 1 kg apples, 2 large (supermarket sized) bunches of fresh parsley, 1.5 kg of frozen peas, lightly cooked, 300g sunflower seeds, 100g pumpkin seeds, 100g sesame seeds. Pulverise all of the above in a food processor so that it resembles a slightly textured cold soup. Mix all of the above ingredients together (I use a large rubber tub trug, but washing up bowls or buckets will do just as well and then add: 1 kg white rice - cooked (ie 1kg is the raw weight), 1 medium jar of organic honey, 1 tube of garlic puree, 1 tube of tomato puree, 2 tablespoons of brewers yeast, 1 - 2 cups of vegetable oil. Mix together well and weigh out daily portions into freezer bags and freeze :-) I allow 25-30g of food per kilogram of body weight (or expected adult weight in the case of puppies). Feed this amount for the first 2-3 weeks and then adjust up or down according to weight gain or loss until you reach the optimum portion for your dog's metabolism. Experienced raw feeder

Do you have a Pet Supplies "plus" around you? if not, just look into your normal nieghborhood store that isn't a chain. Usually those stores carry holistic foods. I would try any from these : Eagle Pack Holistic Select. Canidae, Chicken Soup for the Dog Lovers Soul, Wellness, Innova, Natures Variety, Solid Gold Those are very good dog foods.