This recipe is courtesy of Dr. William Polak, DVM
Feed one cup by volume per day per 35 pounds of dog or 15 pounds of Puppy (5 to 24 Months)
Extremely active dog will require more.

Like I personally did with my dogs when I was starting a new diet, I would estimate an amount according to calories and weigh them every 3 to 4 days to see how their weight would evolve. I would adapt the quantities according to the needle direction on the scale.

Basic Canine Three-Part Combo Recipe

– 1/4 pound (1/2 Cup) ground chicken, turkey, beef, or lamb (heart or muscle is okay; liver is okay but not more than once a week). Use one type of meat per meal and vary the meat at least every three or four days.
– 4 to 6 shredded slices whole grain natural bread; or cup whole grain cereal such as brown rice, oat-meal, buckwheat, wheat, quinoa, couscous
– 1 cup whole milk (raw and nonhomogenized) or 1 cup whole Yogurt
– 2 large eggs (it is optional to include the eggs’ shells, ground up and softened; bake shells in toaster oven until lightly browned to soften
– 1/4 cup string beans or other vegetable (carrots, broccoli, leafy greens, beets)
– 1 tablespoon vitamin/mineral powder (Diatomaceous Earth)
– 1 tablespoon olive or fish oil
– 1½ teaspoons bone meal, calcium, or softened eggshells (bake in toaster oven to soften) 200 lU vitamin E
– 1/4 teaspoon tamari, Braggs liquid amino acids, or a dash of iodized salt (optional)
– 1/4 teaspoon ginger and/or cumin (optional)

Combine all ingredients, water can be added, serve raw or shape and bake at 325F  until lightly browned (20 to 30 minutes).

You can find these grain/mineral/supplement here

For these quantities, that will bring the meal per day at about $1.70 (with 80/20 Ground beef) for in between a 55 lbs very active dog or a 65 lbs less active dog.
If you use 93/7 Ground beef that meal will be $2.10