thread: Is it too early to start cooking?

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  1. #1
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    Sep 2008
    South West Sydney, NSW
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    LOL Bonham - you do realise that I know you... PMSL nah you are a very good girl

    Well the doughs are made and set nicely... I haven't sorted the marshmallows yet but am loving the idea of a reason for hot chocs - mmm yum!

    I have to get some more condensed milk because I forgot to write down the other quantities needed for the fudge but other than that I am all good to get cracking during the week. Am hoping to make some fudge tomorrow to give to a dear friend on Tuesday morning when we catch up during swimming lessons - she will tell me she doesn't need it after gorging on choccies last week but oh well it is Christmas!

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    Oct 2007
    North Lakes, QLD
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    TK, i know you too, so which list are you on this year?

    I didnt write down quantities on my shopping list the other day either, i hope i've bought enough oh well will get more if i havent.

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    Sep 2008
    South West Sydney, NSW
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    Ok so the cookie dough logs are in the fridge - not yet in the freezer... I am going to be cooking some of them tomorrow night (they last for 2 weeks after they are cooked - and I need to decorate them etc) so - should I put the other ones into the freezer and can the one I will be cooking tomorrow stay in the fridge or should they all go into the freezer?

    I don't want the dough to waste but am not sure if it is ok to stay in the fridge. They are currently hard as if they are frozen...

    Also - if they are frozen (or just appear to be frozen) do I have to defrost them before I roll them out?

    TIA