I did a quick google search on this and there are quite a few articles out there on this subject that seemed to have a lot of information. I would suggest running anything you would potentially try by your vet to see if there are any special needs your cat might have that you need to adjust the diet for.

It really depends on the needs of your cat.. What is her breed? Age? Health status?

Generally, you will want your homemade diets to be balanced with the majority of the protein in them but it is so hard to get the recipes without knowing anything about your cat.

Balanceit.com is something our vet supported when I said we we planned to home cook for our pup. They have options for felines as well.

Try Lisa Pierson DVM's website - catinfo.org. She gives great detailed instructions. Its critically important that supplemental nutrients (taurine etc) be added in correct amts - theres a lot of really, really bad info out there so be careful.

Stick to solid science-based websites written by DVMs. I remember there was one particularly BAD article where this hippie-dippy guy prided himself on making catfood for free - made from fish waste from a fish processing plant. No mention of adding taurine (a lack of which causes blindness and death in cats) or other essential nutrients. In spite of hundreds of comments begging the website to take the article down, that stupid thing was still up.

Ive not yet attempted this but have acquired the stuff to do it - incl tasin grinder!

I have a 16 and 16.5 year old cats. we had another 16, but she died. a few years ago they began to have a hard time with their food and wanted more and more people food so i did just that, including my 7 year old pup. in the morning the eldest who seems to need the most eats a little really buttery scrambled egg. if we lunch for tea, they get to share a small amount of sandwich meat - yea, that is just spoiling them. for dinner they get meat from our dinner mixed with dry food (for all those vitamins) and a little warm water. gives them a soupy mix, keeps them happy, healthy, and active. i keep canned tuna, and chicken for tight moments for others i do deli roast chicken.

also, i have brought mine through a few times, vets said they would die, with kitten formula and pedialyte, i often mix with chicken broth too.