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Pound Cakes
Pound Cakes are one of the most versatile desserts. You can eat them plain, warm, room temperature, with frosting or a glaze, without frosting or a glaze, as part of a trifle or even as part of an ice cream sundae. Got last minute dinner guests or want to invite people right after church, the pound cake is your go-to dessert. This works well during the holidays, too. Keep two in your freezer at all times, and you'll be ready for anything.
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Bundt Cakes
Although, a lot of pound cakes are made in Bundt Cake pans, not all bundt cakes are pound cakes. Typically, Bundt Cakes are big. The next time you bake one, freeze half of it for later. Bundts don't need icing to look pretty. They are already shaped in lovely designs, which make them perfect for freezing.
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Quick Breads
I don't know about you, but all through the holidays I have company coming and going. It's nice to just pull out an extra loaf of banana bread or a few already-made muffins from the freezer. Don't forget the real butter! (When I buy lots of butter, I keep it in the freezer, too.)
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Cookies!
The more time you spend on your cookie dough in the beginning, the less it will be when you take them out of the freezer. Of course, you could bake the cookies and freeze them, but I prefer to freeze the cookie dough. Then, you truly are eating freshly baked cookies even though the dough came out of your freezer. I also prefer to shape my dough into 2 to 3-inch balls for drop cookies. This way I can bake them just as they come out of the freezer. For sugar cookies, I prefer to freeze the dough into disks, that can be rolled out later.
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