Hi.  I've pared down Griffin's recipe a bit based on trial and error, and to allow for large batches to be made and frozen, so here is the updated recipe:

Griffin’s Home Cooked Meat & Veggie Recipe

• 3 lbs ground meat (mix of lean beef, turkey, and pork)
• 16 oz frozen chopped kale or spinach
• 16 oz frozen broccoli florets
• 16 oz frozen bell peppers

I cook the meat on a super low setting and once it is cooked through, drain off all the liquid.  I then add the veggies which have been finely chopped in the food processor.  I let the veggies heat through to express the water from them being frozen and by that time, Griffin is usually under my feet in the kitchen waiting to be fed for that day.

I eliminated the other items from the recipe mostly to keep it streamlined.  Griffin still gets apples and cottage cheese as treats, and since he has fish oil (Nordic Naturals) added to his meals along with his other supplements, I eliminated the sardines.  I measure out 1 cup portions for Griffin and I'm able to get 9 from this recipe (the meat really shrinks once it is cooked and drained!).  I add all of his supplements to each container after the food has cooled before storing most in the freezer and a few in the fridge.  The photo below shows a doubled recipe

I thought I'd come back to this thread and post an update on Griffin's current food plan.  If you are following Griffin's Journey, you probably know that when Griffin started taking Palladia in mid-August, he experienced pretty severe inappetence which resulted in significant weight loss and a lot of stress.  And even after discontinuing Palladia, Griffin simply refused to eat the canned food and home-cooked meals that he previously loved.  Griffin's old food plan included American Journey canned food (beef/poultry pate combo), Taste of the Wild dry food (Pacific Stream and High Prairie versions), and the homecooked meals (recipe is in this thread).  The homecooked meals were important in terms of administering Griffin's many daily supplements, which I was able to mix in with Griffin none the wiser.

So we've been engaged in a bit of experimenting and have finally landed on a great new plan.  While Griffin is still eating Taste of the Wild dry food (about 1-1.5 cups/day), it seems that he now has a very clear preference for beef as his protein source for wet foods.  Based on a recommendation from Huckleberry's mom (thanks, Jackie!), I recently introduced Griffin to the Crave brand of canned food, which comes in a beef only recipe, is highly rated as a quality food, and is very reasonably priced.  Griffin seems to love it, and I am hopeful that Crave will be our permanent canned food source (Griffin gets 1/2 can in the mornings when he doesn't eat much).  To replace the homecooked meals (which I think I will try again in the new year), I turned to a fresh dog food delivery service.  Griffin had previously sampled The Farmer's Dog (shared by a neighbor), but I didn't like the packaging where multiple meals were packed into one plastic sleeve (creating a storage issue), so I decided to give Ollie a shot since the meals come individually packaged.  Like most of the delivery services, Ollie offers a 50% discount specials for your first order, and I chose the beef, chicken, and lamb meals (this was prior to realizing his new beef-only preference).  When Griffin turned his nose up at the chicken and lamb, but devoured the beef, Ollie replaced the unwanted meals with beef ones at no additional cost (and my friends' dogs loved that I shared the chicken and lamb meals with them!).  I am able to hide all of Griffin's supplements - Chinese herbs (Stasis Breaker and Wei Qi), mushrooms (Stamets 7), vitamins (Rx Vitamin Essentials), fish oil (Nordic Naturals), and a scoop of pumpkin (to keep Griffin regular) - in his one Ollie meal each day, which has been a hit for a few weeks now.

A few other notes - Griffin used to love Greenies Pill Pockets and I was able to use those to easily administer his meds.  Related to his refusal to eat his old foods, Griffin stopped eating pill pockets of any brand (I tried 3), and for a few weeks I was manually pushing pills down his throat.  Then I discovered the magic of Velveeta, which I can cut into cubes of any size, is squishy enough to mold around meds, and is cheaper than commercial pill pockets.  Griffin gets a few smaller "blank" cubes before and after the ones with the meds to keep him focused on eating them quickly.  I also discovered that Griffin loves sardines (in oil), which were recommended by his oncologist as a healthy appetite tempter, and they were a huge success.  Now that he is eating regularly, I use sardines occasionally as a treat mixed in with his dry food.

We endured a few very stressful months when Griffin struggled to eat consistently, so I am immensely grateful that he seems to have settled on a high quality food plan that is keeping him healthy!