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What types of cookie/biscuit doughs can be frozen and still bake
decently? My mother has a huge sweet tooth and like biscuits with her tea. But she gets bored with any one type, so the normal packets of biscuits go stale before they are finished (I rarely eat any). Seems as though it would be easier to make batches of suitable biscuit/cookies and freeze lumps for baking in the toaster oven. Fresh biscuits on demand. But I'm a bread baker rather than a biscuit maker, so no idea which types of dough freeze. So far none of the recipes I've looked at say one way or the other. TIA |
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