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I bought the Bob's Red Mill Wheat free Baking mix.What I need to know is,can you freeze the biscuits for cooking at a later date?If so how long will they keep?I would like to be able to freeze some to take when I go camping.


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I bought the Bob's Red Mill Wheat free Baking mix.What I need to know is,can you freeze the biscuits for cooking at a later date?If so how long will they keep?I would like to be able to freeze some to take when I go camping.

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Some of Bob's Red Mill Stuff contains gluten. Wheat free does not mean gluten free so check on that.

How long in advance were you planning on making biscuits? Freezing for a few days works for me alot.

bratcat Apprentice

[The wheat free biscuit and baking mix is gluten free.I would like to make them about three or four days in advance.I am going to try it.

quote=KaitiUSA,Sep 2 2005, 08:34 AM]

Some of Bob's Red Mill Stuff contains gluten. Wheat free does not mean gluten free so check on that.

How long in advance were you planning on making biscuits? Freezing for a few days works for me alot.

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rma451 Newbie
I bought the Bob's Red Mill Wheat free Baking mix.What I need to know is,can you freeze the biscuits for cooking at a later date?If so how long will they keep?I would like to be able to freeze some to take when I go camping.

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hi, I dont know if this will help but I make my own muffins, biscuits, and cookies and usually do double recipes and always freeze half for later , to take out reheat in oven or toaster oven, up to a month ahead the biscuits I just let get done but not really brown , they are great when reheated better than when first done, seems flavor and texture improve.

hope this helps

rosie

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