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]]>Use your favorite cookie dough recipe to prepare it. If it requires chilling, put it in the fridge for a while. Get the baking sheet and drop spoonfuls of dough onto it, then put in the freezer for around an hour. Remove and transfer the individual dough balls into plastic bags. Don’t forget to write the date: the frozen dough should be used within 3 months. Once you want to bake the cookies, simply transfer them from the plastic bag to the baking pan with no need to thaw them first.
As you can see, you need to have a relatively big freezer that can hold the entire baking sheet for the first part of the freezing process. If your cookie dough balls aren’t completely solid before you transfer them to plastic bags, they will basically turn into one big cookie and that’s not something you want to put in the oven and bake!
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Edible cookie dough has been the latest craze in dessert fanatics all over the world, and it’s pretty obvious why. Everyone always wants to look the spoon after making cookie dough, sometimes even more than eating the baked cookies after. So why not skip all the cooking time and go straight for the gold! If you want to make edible cookie dough at home, this is the recipe for you. But beware, this recipe is only meant for two people, so if you’re in a really hungry mood, double the recipe!
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]]>The post Can Cookie Dough Be Frozen? appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
]]>Use your favorite cookie dough recipe to prepare it. If it requires chilling, put it in the fridge for a while. Get the baking sheet and drop spoonfuls of dough onto it, then put in the freezer for around an hour. Remove and transfer the individual dough balls into plastic bags. Don’t forget to write the date: the frozen dough should be used within 3 months. Once you want to bake the cookies, simply transfer them from the plastic bag to the baking pan with no need to thaw them first.
As you can see, you need to have a relatively big freezer that can hold the entire baking sheet for the first part of the freezing process. If your cookie dough balls aren’t completely solid before you transfer them to plastic bags, they will basically turn into one big cookie and that’s not something you want to put in the oven and bake!
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]]>The post Edible Cookie Dough is Here! appeared first on falafelandcaviar.com.
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Edible cookie dough has been the latest craze in dessert fanatics all over the world, and it’s pretty obvious why. Everyone always wants to look the spoon after making cookie dough, sometimes even more than eating the baked cookies after. So why not skip all the cooking time and go straight for the gold! If you want to make edible cookie dough at home, this is the recipe for you. But beware, this recipe is only meant for two people, so if you’re in a really hungry mood, double the recipe!
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