Freezing Nfsc

Baking By jstritt Updated 31 Jan 2007 , 4:52am by 1234me

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jstritt Posted 30 Jan 2007 , 6:28pm
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What is the longest amount of time you have frozen NFSC DOUGH?

What about NFSCookies? I am doing 300 cookies for a wedding at the end of April and was wondering how far in advance I could make the dough and/or cookies and freeze them.

I don't want to be making 300 cookies at the last minute because I am also doing the cakes for the wedding.

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GeminiRJ Posted 30 Jan 2007 , 6:34pm
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I don't know about freezing the dough, as I've never done that. But freezing cookies is a different story. I know that if properly sealed, they'll stay fresh for months. If I know they'll be in the freezer a along time, I will seal them in ziplocks, and then put them in a Rubbermaid container. The container helps to keep them from getting broken, in case my kids throw something in on top of them.

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zoraya Posted 30 Jan 2007 , 6:38pm
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I've kept them for 2 months in the freezer.

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jstritt Posted 30 Jan 2007 , 9:07pm
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thanks for the responses.

I appreciate your help.

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1234me Posted 31 Jan 2007 , 4:52am
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I usually make 4-5 batches of NFSC when I am making them. Store them in the fridge in ziploc bags. Use them within a day or two and then always freeze the cookies after they have baked. I haven't stored them longer than a month in the freezer but more so because I use them all before they have time to possibly turn bad icon_smile.gif I have 98 in the freezer today for Valentine's and I made 100 more and put them in the freezer this afternoon! They always taste like they were freshly made icon_smile.gif

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