In which case, know that the extra dough freezes beautifully, pre-scooped into perfectly portioned balls (medium cookie scoop, for the WIN) and
frozen on a cookie sheet, then transferred to a zip - top bag labeled with the pertinent information (description, date, cook time and temperature).
I make them in my Belgium waffle iron, flash
freeze them on a cookie sheet and once frozen store in Ziploc freezer bags.
By the way, Jessy's instructions, with the additional step of
freezing on cookie sheets first, works excellent for mushrooms.
Let them cool on parchment on cookie sheets,
froze them on the cookie sheets and after they were frozen, I put them in ziplock bags.
I would just prep and fully assemble,
freeze them on a cookie sheet, then wrap in plastic wrap and store in a big ziploc bag.
However, if you chop them,
freeze them on a cookie sheet first.
Insert Popsicle sticks into the bottom of each piece and
freeze on a cookie sheet lined with wax paper.
The other was small dollops of grated liver
frozen on a cookie sheet and then transferred to a glass container so they were easy to pull out and stir into warm egg yolks.
Buy fresh berries in larger quantities while in season and
freeze on cookie sheets to store in plastic bags in you freezer for later.
If you have extra berries I suggest hulling them and
freezing them on a cookie sheet to use for smoothies or strawberry lemonade throughout the summer.
Not exact matches
Wash the chiles, dry them, and put them one layer deep
on a
cookie sheet and
freeze.
Most say to chop up, place
on a
cookie sheet,
freeze, then place in a zip lock bag.
Then place them
on a
cookie sheet or other flat surface, one layer deep, and put them in the freezer until
frozen solid.
I cut them and laid them out
on a
cookies sheet to
freeze for a few hours before transferring them to a bag.
typically, we form the
cookies and line them up side by side
on parchment'd baking
sheets,
freeze them and then put them in freezer bags for quick desserts or snacks.
Putting them
on a
cookie sheet and
freezing them is a great idea.
To
freeze, all you have to do is line the
cookies on a
cookie sheet.
Roll the dough into 1 - inch balls and place
on the
cookie sheets 3 inches apart (optional -
freeze the balls for 15 minutes before baking).
Followed Dorie Greenspan's advice and
froze them unbaked
on a parchment lined
cookie sheet.
I melt dark chocolate, spread it
on cookie sheets and
freeze it for 1/2 hr.
He said he cut them in strips, put them in the freezer
on parchment paper
cookie sheet then when they were
frozen he then put them in large freezer bag and zip.
Set
on cooling rack or place
on cooled
cookie sheet for flash
freezing when finished.APrepare and Assemble Broccoli Casserole — Deep Dish 8 × 8.
I
freeze banana chunks
on a
cookie sheet in the freezer and put them in my NutriBullet with some cacao powder and a handful of cacao nibs.
When ready to bake... place
frozen cookie dough balls
on cookie sheet -LCB- allowing room for
cookies to spread when baking -RCB-, and set aside... allowing them to come to room temperature.
When
freezing, I boil first, let them dry off a bit (a wooden cutting board keeps them from sitting in puddles of water; don't put
on a
cookie rack — the thin metal cuts through the soft dough and all your fillings slurp out), then
freeze them
on baking
sheets dusted with flour.
I coo these up in batches, lay them
on a
cookie sheet and
freeze them, then seal them in bags.
I fill all of the shells and then place them
on a
cookie sheet and stick them in the freezer for a few hours until the shells are individually
frozen.
Note 2: You can make these biscuits, cut them, put them
on cookie sheets and
freeze them for up to a month.
To better ensure uniform texture upon thawing, spread the berries out
on a
cookie sheet or baking pan, place in the freezer until
frozen, then put the berries in a sealed plastic bag or sealed container for storage in the freezer.
Tip: When you've got lots of bananas that are quickly ripening or are over-ripe, slice them and
freeze them
on a small
cookie sheet, then transfer to a freezer - safe plastic bag.
Leaving dough sandwiched between parchment layers, stack
on cookie sheet and
freeze until firm, 15 to 20 minutes.
If you take the extra step of first
freezing the squash in a single layer
on parchment paper
on cookie sheets, then when they are
frozen transfer it to a freezer bag / container, each piece will be individually
frozen, not
freeze into a lump and will not be mush when defrosted.
You can either eat the dough raw,
freeze in bite - sized chunks and put into a freezer bag to store for your next batch of ice cream, or bake it
on a lined
cookie sheet at 350 degrees for about 11 minutes.
when it's thoroughly cold cut into cubes, lay out
on wax or parchment paper
on a
cookie sheet and
freeze.
Dip the
cookies into the chocolate mixture, place them back
on the lined
cookie sheet, and refrigerate or
freeze until the chocolate has set.
What I usually do is
freeze all breads
on a
cookie sheet, flat and uncovered.
Place
on a
cookie sheet lined with parchment paper, cover, and
freeze.
Distribute sliced banana pieces in a single layer
on a
cookie sheet and
freeze for 2 hours.
Then lay them out in a single layer
on a
cookie sheet and
freeze for 2 hours.
Freeze the
cookie dough for 30 minutes so that it is easier to handle and shape
on top of the baking
sheets.
Place sticks
on a
cookie sheet in a single layer, not touching one another, and
freeze for at least one hour.
(The
cookie - dough balls can also be
frozen on a baking
sheet, then transferred to a resealable freezer bag and
frozen for up to 3 months before baking.)
Either roll in balls and
freeze OR place those balls
on a baking
sheet, flatten them down into a
cookie shape, and Bake in the over at 350 for 12 - 15 minutes.
Place
on cookie sheets and
freeze between the wax paper until firm, for at least two hours (or overnight).
If
freezing your cranberries, wash and dry them before spreading them out
on to a
cookie sheet in a single layer and place in the freezer until fully
frozen.
@AnonymousPittsburgh, No, I make them into patties, then put them
on a
cookie sheet with parchment paper and
freeze and then put them in a freezer bag for storage.
I find that I'm more likely to bake
cookies if I can
freeze them into a log, cut, place
on parchment - lined
cookie sheets, and pop them in the oven (the less handling time the better for me).
Also, I
freeze the pad
on a
cookie sheet.
Freeze unbaked scones
on a
cookie sheet for 2hours and transfer to freezer bag and store for up to 2 months.
Place graham crackers
on another
cookie sheet and
freeze for about 30 minutes.