better to freeze cookie dough or cookies?
I've frozen cookie dough before, and haven't been entirely happy with the baked results. I know some bakers who have frozen baked cookies--can the results be as good as baking fresh cookie dough? Perhaps I don't wrap my dough well enough--I have tried the famous David Leite recipe (put to rest in the fridge), and didn't think it was better than baking a dough I've just made. And can any dough or cookie freeze well--for example, Amanda's chocolate oatmeal cookie, or Claudia Fleming's brownie cookie?
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Also, instead of freezing one great big hunk of cookie dough, you can freeze cookie dough by scooping out balls of dough, placing on a cookie sheet until solid. Then you can store dough balls in a zip top baggie and bake as many as you want, whenever you want.