Can you freeze chocolate chip cookies? Yes you can! Here’s how to make Ultimate Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough, for the best chocolate chip cookies – ever!
Freezing chocolate chip cookie dough is easy. Our neighbor gave us a platter ofperfect rounded scoops of cookie dough. The plate was wrapped with a giant red ribbon on top, with easy instructions. Keep the frozen dough in the freezer until you’re ready to bake.
But first, these cookies are thick, chewy, soft in the middle, and a texture that is crispy on the outside. It’s a favorite chocolate chip cookie recipe that’s been popular for years with home cooks. Plus, it’s loaded with chocolate chips! If you love chocolate, you may also want to try our Classic Chocolate Chip Cookies (sprinkled with flake salt).
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Today, this post shows you how to make the best cookie dough, freeze it, and then how to bake the cookies (from frozen dough)! Delicious!
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Make up the cookie dough and bake it right away, or use the freeze option (for gifts on plates, or in Ziploc bags).
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Here are more tips, if you choose to make the balls of dough ahead of time and freeze in Ziploc bags (andnotuse the plate method):
Below is the Martha’s regular recipe (that I adapted), if you choose to make not freeze the dough. Either way, you can make the dough and follow the steps above, or make the dough, bake, and devour them now.
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Even though there are plenty of tricks for storing already-baked cookies, let’s be honest. Nothing competes with the goodness of a just-baked cookie.
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Having frozen cookie dough on hand means you can whip up a batch of homemade cookies any time in just minutes. This comes in handy when:
I’ve got lots of tips for freezing cookie dough included in the pink box below. Be sure to watch my video below to step into my kitchen with me as I show you step by step how to freeze cookie dough!
Pretty much ANY drop-style cookie can be frozen successfully. Whether that be chocolate chip cookies, oatmeal, peanut butter, double chocolate… or anything in between. Notes on what to do with cookies rolled in sugar are below. Believe me, I wrote an entire cookbook about cookie baking so I’ve frozen my fair share of recipes!
How To Freeze Cookie Dough
If you’re making cut-out cookies, such as sugar cookies or gingerbread cookies, where you roll out the dough and cut it into shapes with a cookie cutter, those cookies are best frozen after baking.
For cookies like snickerdoodles, which are rolled in cinnamon sugar before baking, you want to wait until just before baking to roll in sugar.
Glazed or iced cookies will get sticky, tacky, and mushy and will no longer look nice. For best results, freeze the dough as directed above and wait until baked and fully cooled before icing or glazing. You can also freeze the baked cookies as directed below, and wait until thawed and at room temperature before icing or glazing.
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Freeze the dough as directed above and wait until baked and fully cooled before filling, or freeze the baked cookies as directed below, and wait until thawed and at room temperature before filling.
You can store cookie dough in the freezer for up to 6 weeks. Se sure your airtight container or ziptop bag is well-sealed, to prevent freezer burn.
Generally, the colder the dough is when it enters the oven, the thicker the cookies will be. This also makes them softer!
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You can either let the dough completely defrost overnight in the fridge or for a couple of hours at room temperature and bake just as the recipe originally instructed.
Using the above technique helps the cookie dough melt and spread out evenly from a frozen state. If you bake as the recipe directs normally, you’ll likely get cookies that spread and crisp too much at the edges but stay super thick and undercooked in the center.
Practically all unfrosted, unglazed cookies can be frozen. Cut-out cookies (like sugar cookies) freeze particularly well in airtight containers for up to 1 month. I like to place pieces of parchment paper between each layer, for easy removal later. Defrost to room temperature before decorating or serving.
How To Freeze Cookies
If you’re enjoying something like chocolate chip cookies, you can also defrost and refresh in a 300°F oven for about 5 to 7 minutes, or until warmed through. An oven works better than a microwave, which will usually result in mushy cookies.
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3. Bake the cookies for 2 to 5 minutes longer than the original recipe instructions, or until the cookies are golden at the edges but still slightly ‘wet’ looking at the very center.
How To Freeze Cookie Dough (& Bake From Frozen)
If the recipe calls for chilling or ‘marinating’ the cookie dough (which does WONDERS for your cookies!!) then be sure to allow the dough cookie dough balls to chill in the fridge for 24-72 hours before freezing – learn why here.
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“Are you or someone you know having a bad day?” “Do you wish you could have cookies whenever you crave them?” “Are you busy and want to make treats in advance?” “Want to just bake ONE cookie when you have a craving?” “Did you forget to make cookies for that thing you promised you’d make treats for?” Now, you can always have freshly baked cookies in minutes, thanks to FROZEN COOKIE DOUGH™!
In all seriousness, freezing cookie dough is one of those simple baking tricks that makes life SO much easier! It might seem simple (and it is!), but today, we’re breaking down everything you need to know to freeze cookie dough + how to bake cookie dough straight from the freezer!
Drop cookies are cookies you simply scoop or roll into balls and drop onto the baking sheet (no rolling out with a rolling pin or punching out shapes with cookie cutters). So which cookies are drop cookies? Drop cookies include things like classic chocolate chip cookies, drop sugar cookies, peanut butter cookies, sprinkle cookies, oatmeal cookies, etc.
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Okay, now we know how to freeze regular drop cookie dough, but what about cookie dough you roll in sugar, like snickerdoodles rolled in cinnamon sugar or chocolate crinkle cookies you roll in powdered sugar, or peanut butter or sugar cookies you roll in sugar or sprinkles before baking? Here’s what you should know:
If you’re hoping to freeze cookie dough for rolling out and making cut-out cookies (think cutout sugar cookies or gingerbread cookies), you’ll actually freeze the whole ball of dough, formed into a disc. You can divide the dough in half if it’s a big batch of cookies, otherwise, keeping it all together will be fine! Here’s what that looks like, step by step:
Now that you have a freezer full of yummy cookie dough, you might be wondering how to bake frozen cookie dough. Don’t worry, it’s easy! You have two main options:
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Just about any cookie that’s not glazed or frosted freezes like a dream! Add cookies in layers separated by parchment or waxed paper to a freezer-safe bag or container. (Add a single layer of cookies, then separate layers with parchment or waxed paper to prevent the cookies from sticking together.)
Glazed and frosted cookies can also be frozen, they just run the risk of
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