Good sweet treats to freeze

calleyw

squeaky wrote:

You know, somebody is bound to ask...

..who is Richard?

:rotfl:

Oops sorry Squeaky/Richard. It is just that it does not seem right to call you Squeaky if you know what I mean. The same for the OP as there username is ti1980 can't really put Dear ti1980, just does not seem right.

It is ok for me as Calley is my name.

I know I am strange but hey that is me.


Yours

Calley

squeaky

That's OK. More people know me as squeaky than as Richard. After more than fifteen years sitting in my squeaky chair I'm qite used to it and really don't mind.

I was going to say you can call me what you like...

..but I think we'll just stick to Richard or squeaky

calleyw

squeaky wrote:

That's OK. More people know me as squeaky than as Richard. After more than fifteen years sitting in my squeaky chair I'm qite used to it and really don't mind.

I was going to say you can call me what you like...

..but I think we'll just stick to Richard or squeaky

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!

I normally say you can call me anything as long as it is not rude.

Yours

Calley

sarahlouise210

I have to say congratulations for having any carrot cake left to freeze!!! It would not matter how big it was...I would just work my way through it!:o

ti1980

Thanks for the replies, there is not enough space in the freezer to put a tray in there.
If it stays in the fridge it will get eaten up soon enough I guess.

joannasmum

I'm trying to get ahead of myself, in a couple of weeks DH school finishes for the summer, unfortunately he will be working most of it, as it is a private school they normally get a lunch provided but not in the holidays. I want to do some baking that could be frozen in advance and then go in his lunch box everyday so hes not tempted by chocolate at the garage

Thanks in advance

bigmuffins

Muffins are good, can make batches of diff flavours, freeze and take out individually as needed!
cheers

squeaky

Pretty much all cakes and biscuits freeze well.

For lots of ideas on simple bullet proof recipes you can use the be-ro website, linked below. The entire thing is available as a handy book too at (about £1.50 these days) and if you can't find it in your local supermarket (usually next to the flour) you can order it from an address given on their "about us" page.

http://www.be-ro.co.uk/index.asp


Click on recipe inspiration for the lists of recipes, and on about us if you'd like to order the book.

The book comes highly recommended, honest

Rachie_B

i keep some cookie dough in the freezer,rolled into a sort of fat sausage shape lol

then just cut into slices & cook from frozen ,about 16 mins or so

also muffins and malt loaf / weetabix loaf etc all freeze really well

8pnoodles

If you make a freeze cookies do they really taste the same once they are out the freezer??

I want to make some in advance for my bloke as a birthday present, but need to make them before he comes down this weekend and his birthday isn't until the week after. I don't want him to see me making them!! So, are they gonna taste the same as fresh cookies?