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thread: Freezer biscuit/cookie dough recipes

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    Freezer biscuit/cookie dough recipes

    Anyone got any?
    I want to make up the dough and freeze in rolls, just a basic recipe even would be good as id judt be using whatever is to hand.

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    Dec 2008
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    Ooh I do. I make them all the time with the kids so we always have them on hand in the freezer. Gimme 5 and I'll find it.

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    Dec 2008
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    Here it is:

    Easy Freezy Basic Vanilla Bikkies

    150g softened butter
    3/4C Caster Sugar
    1/2tsp Vanilla extract
    1 egg lightly beaten
    2C Plain Flour

    (I usually put mini M&M's into this mix as well.)

    Preheat oven to 180

    Using electric mixer, beat butter, sugar and vanilla until light and fluffy. Add egg and beat until combined. Sift flour over mixture, stir to combine. Place dough on lightly floured surgace and roll into 2 15cm long logs. Wrap each in plastic wrap, twist end to seal. Freeze for 2 hrs or until firm.

    Remove from freezer and slice into 1cm thick rounds. Place on baking tray 3cm apart. Bake for 16-18 mins.


    Triple Choc Variation:

    Add1/4C cocoa powder sifted, 1/4C dark choc chips and 1/4C white choc chips after adding flour in original recipe. Then prepare and bake as original recipe.

    White Choc Macadamia Variation:

    Add 1/2C finely chopped macadamias and 1/2C white choc chips with flour then prepare and bake as original recipe.

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    Subbing

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    Sounds nice. Thanks Tinks. Off to make some now

  6. #6
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    They keep in the freezer for ages too. We always seem to have a batch or 2 in there.

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    Brilliant - ganna give it a try too!

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    awesome - thanks!

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    so when you remove from the freezer, say a week or two later, do you need to wait til it's fully thawed out before slicing or just soft enough to cut??

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    You can freeze them already cut TD - just cut them and lay them on a try covered in gladwrap and cover them in glad wrap, then when they are frozen chiuck them all in a tub or snap lock bag

    That way you can take out 3 or 10 or 6 bikkies at a time, whack them straight in the oven frozen

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    I usually leave them on the bench for a few mins to soften a bit then cut them. You bake them frozen though.

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    This makes absolutley s&%tloads of biscuits and is really easy and cheap.

    1 tub margarine
    1 can condensed milk
    3/4c sugar
    4c SR flour (maybe a bit more depending on stickiness of dough)

    Mix all together and add whatever you like eg choc chips,cocoa,cornflakes,coconut,raw peanuts etc the list is endless.
    Roll into balls,flatten and bake.

    I roll the mixed dough into tubes and wrap in gladwrap and freeze them. I have defrosted and baked and also baked from frozen so it works both ways just as well.

    Oh they need 10-15mins in about 180 oven.

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    Sep 2008
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    mmm These sound good. I might even be able to fool DH that I've worked hard to cook cookies instead of being on BB hahaaaaa

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    Tinks I made urs today and they came out awesome
    DH loves them he said they're moreish lol
    I put mini m&m's in them too
    I did find my mix was slightly dry until after it was frozen is that normal?

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    Tinks I made urs today and they came out awesome
    DH loves them he said they're moreish lol
    I put mini m&m's in them too
    I did find my mix was slightly dry until after it was frozen is that normal?
    Did you use a large egg? Generally the small ones are too small.
    But I made 2 batches of this yesterday and it came together nicely without being greasy or overly moist, but very smooth. So certainly not a wet or sticky dough.

  16. #16
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    I've never had that problem, it usually turns out perfect every time. It could be the egg size like Lime said or even the humidity, sometimes flour needs a touch more liquid when the weather is hot. I'm glad you liked them. They're a favourite here too.

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    I did use extra large eggs but it has been hot down here today so maybe it was the weather
    They came out yummy but I will try again and hope for a better mix

  18. #18
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    Jun 2005
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    I freeze this recipe. I usually divide the mix into 2 or 3 portions and then they make about 6-10 biscuits.

    Chewy Chocolate Chip Biscuits
    125gm butter
    1/3 cup sugar
    1/3 cup brown sugar
    1 tsp vanilla
    1 egg
    2/3 cup SR flour
    1 cup plain flour
    200gm chocolate chips

    Cream butter, sugar and vanilla
    Add egg
    Add flour
    Add chocolate chips
    Combine well after each addition
    Spoon teaspoon sized blobs onto lined babking tray
    Bake 13-15 mins at 200C, till just brown.
    They should be too soft to remove from the tray until cooled- overcooking makes them crunchy, not chewy.

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