After making a batch of cookie dough, divide it in half. Roll each half into a log and wrap it with plastic. Then, roll the plastic-wrapped log in a long sheet of parchment paper. Tightly twist the ends of the parchment paper.
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
Frozen Cookie Dough
My sister lives in New York and rarely cooks, so I like to stock her fridge and pantry when I visit her apartment. This weekend, I'll be dropping off logs of frozen cookie dough. She can defrost, slice, and bake individual cookies whenever she wants!
After making a batch of cookie dough, divide it in half. Roll each half into a log and wrap it with plastic. Then, roll the plastic-wrapped log in a long sheet of parchment paper. Tightly twist the ends of the parchment paper.
Using a permanent marker, I labeled the individual logs with the name of the dough and the baking directions. Here is a log of Chocolate Chunk Cookies:
...and a log of Icebox Butter Cookies:
You can store the cookie dough in your freezer for up to three weeks:
After making a batch of cookie dough, divide it in half. Roll each half into a log and wrap it with plastic. Then, roll the plastic-wrapped log in a long sheet of parchment paper. Tightly twist the ends of the parchment paper.
Categories:
cookies,
dessert,
miscellaneous
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2 comments:
what a sweet sister you are. How nice ! Found your blog in Martha's comment section - Love food blogs so I'll be back.
thanks for reading!
update: my sister baked 4 chocolate chunk cookies last night. she also ate 3 cookies' worth of the frozen dough. seems like someone is willing to risk salmonella...
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