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Posts Tagged ‘freeze’

Make & Freeze Biscuits: heaven in a hurry.

October 4th, 2011 by PJ Hamel

“I want these hot biscuits and I want them RIGHT NOW!”

If that’s your reaction, you’re in luck. While immediate instant gratification isn’t likely (unless you already know these biscuits’ cold, dark secret), FUTURE instant gratification is a real possibility.

And the secret is…

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FREEZE: Rollout cookies – all the fun, none of the fuss.

December 10th, 2010 by PJ Hamel

Want to have ginger snowmen, fresh-baked and ready to decorate, in just 10 minutes?

Sure you do! Who wouldn’t, given the hectic schedules we all pursue at this time of the year.

Between work and holiday shopping, chores and holiday shopping, errands and holiday shopping – and holiday shopping – who has time for making cookie dough, rolling it out, cutting, carefully transferring cutouts to cookie sheets, baking, cooling…

You do!

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FREEZE: The fastest way to fresh-baked fruit pie.

December 9th, 2010 by PJ Hamel

Wouldn’t you love to pull this stunning apple pie out of your oven in less than an hour, start to finish?

Impossible, you say?

Au contraire – your grandma could have done it. That is, if you had a grandma like mine, with a big chest freezer full of unbaked pies.

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FREEZE! Time-savers for the holidays.

November 28th, 2009 by PJ Hamel

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So what’s up with this enormous baking sheet of unbaked chocolate chip cookies?

“Surely you’re not going to bake them like THAT,” you say.

You’re right. I’m not going to bake them like THAT. (more…)

Tip #1: Make-and-freeze cookie dough for cookies when you need ’em.

November 15th, 2007 by PJ Hamel

The sun sets early these days. When I leave work at 5 p.m. I step into a world of inky darkness broken only by the row of lights in the parking lot, and maybe the cold glow of a distant crescent moon.

Cold and darkness may be unwelcome to some of you, but to me, they signal the real heart of the baking season. In July, spending hours in a hot kitchen is something to be avoided; in December, it’s comforting. I turn on the oven, (more…)