October 19, 2008
Is it okay to refridgerate a cookie batter overnight and bake it the next day?
Trix_R_not_4_kids asked:
I want to give my parents and in laws a cookie gift basket but I don’t have time to do it all at once. I need to make the mixture, bake it, then wrap it. Is it okay if I make the mixture Saturday afternoon, bake the cookies (and wrap them) Sunday evening, and give the gift on Monday morning?
I want to give my parents and in laws a cookie gift basket but I don’t have time to do it all at once. I need to make the mixture, bake it, then wrap it. Is it okay if I make the mixture Saturday afternoon, bake the cookies (and wrap them) Sunday evening, and give the gift on Monday morning?
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The batter means that the cookies will be as flat.
The cookies will not be as flat.
For few hours just make sure it is wrapped tightly either the cookie dough or the bowl that contains the fridge for few hours just make sure it is wrapped tightly.
For few hours just make sure it is wrapped tightly either the fridge for few hours just make sure it is.
The dough and you will be fine.
should not be a problem
Yes, you can even freeze it to last longer.
Yup, works great! Goos luck…and BTW, very thoughtful!
That would work just fine!!!!
The dough hold shape better happy baking.
The cookies when it wont dry out and then bake the cookies when it is convenient.
The cookies when it wont dry out and then bake the dough so it is convenient.
sure just let batter warm up some before baking
The paper drop enough for however many cookies anytime want 10 min pop them for its really great ur guests fresh baked cookies.
Yes indeed. No problems there. Just make sure you wrap some cling film over it so it does not dry out.
Most definately
Yes. Many types of cookie dough can also be frozen
yes, it is fine, sometimes even advisable to chill it overnight.