Food Tips & Info > Baking > CookiesJanuary 29, 2010

Start Baking Christmas Cookies After Thanksgiving

Just after Thanksgiving I start making my Christmas cookies. Each weekend I'll make a triple batch of one type of cookie. I'll scoop the cookies onto wax paper lined cookie sheets and cover with foil. Then I pop them into the freezer overnight. The next day I put the cookies in labeled zip top bags.

As Christmas nears and I need cookies, I pull out a few of each kind, allow them to thaw about 30 minutes and bake. Presto! All different kinds of fresh baked cookies. I just took the last batch to work today and they were as fresh as the first.

By Anniem from Kansas

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11/28/2010

I do this year round. I especially like keeping home made chocolate chip cookie dough in the freezer. I put a few in the toaster oven and I have fresh home baked cookies in minutes! I put them in the oven frozen and after about 5 minutes in the oven, when they are soft, I pat them down with the back of a spoon to flatten them and then finish baking. Comes out great.

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11/26/2010

I like this, but most of all I admire organised people. At 71 I think I am too old to change, but I dips my lid to people who are. I live in anticipation of always doing better. Regards Jean, Maffra, Aussieland

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11/26/2010

What a fantastic idea! Thank you for sharing this with all of us out here.

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11/26/2010

I'd prepeare dough ahead of time if I had more freezer space. As it is, I don't have the room for this. :-( I have fixed a peanut butter chocolate chip dough, rolled it into a couple logs, wrapped in plastic wrap and parchment, and kept it in my freezer until needed. Just cut off however many circles for cookies and bake. Having the dough ready is a good idea!

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