Well, we scored free canned biscuits, cinnamon rolls and crescent rolls. Heck, we even made profit on them. So, I got to thinking, can I freeze them in the can? Do I have to take the time to bake all 25 cans I have ( I went to Kroger again this a.m.) and then freeze them. I googled, I asked in forums and didn't really find anything definitive. I found a 50/50 mix. So, I decided I would throw one can of each in the deep freezer. The can of biscuits pictured (Pillsbury grands) were in my deep freezer since Wednesday. I took them out of the freezer yesterday evening, setting them on the counter. I put them in the fridge when I went to bed. This morning, I peeled the can and was suprised it didn't "pop" like normal. I actually had to puncture it with a butter knife. It slowly made a "psss" sound. I peeled it open and baked according to the directions. As you can see, they turned out great! Maybe not quite as high as normal but I was very pleased. The pan may not be the prettiest but you gotta give gredit to the golden biscuits! They tasted great too! I will let you know how the others turn out. Hopefully, I can bake them up soon and we can see if we can freeze them all!
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Freeze Canned Biscuits?
Well, we scored free canned biscuits, cinnamon rolls and crescent rolls. Heck, we even made profit on them. So, I got to thinking, can I freeze them in the can? Do I have to take the time to bake all 25 cans I have ( I went to Kroger again this a.m.) and then freeze them. I googled, I asked in forums and didn't really find anything definitive. I found a 50/50 mix. So, I decided I would throw one can of each in the deep freezer. The can of biscuits pictured (Pillsbury grands) were in my deep freezer since Wednesday. I took them out of the freezer yesterday evening, setting them on the counter. I put them in the fridge when I went to bed. This morning, I peeled the can and was suprised it didn't "pop" like normal. I actually had to puncture it with a butter knife. It slowly made a "psss" sound. I peeled it open and baked according to the directions. As you can see, they turned out great! Maybe not quite as high as normal but I was very pleased. The pan may not be the prettiest but you gotta give gredit to the golden biscuits! They tasted great too! I will let you know how the others turn out. Hopefully, I can bake them up soon and we can see if we can freeze them all!
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