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Lactation cookies

Kate_CKate_C member
in April 2013 Moms
So if one is good for my supply, 25 must be really good right? Just kidding. Kind of. They are tasty. Can you freeze the cookie dough or cookies? I'd love to make a couple batches before I go back to work to have for snacks. I usually cook or bake for consumption rather than extra for freezing, so not sure what works best.
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Re: Lactation cookies

  • RussianMommyRussianMommy member
    Yes you can freeze dough and cookies
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  • katie6/26/04katie6/26/04 member
    When I freeze cookies, I make the dough into little balls so when I take it out I can just put it right on the cookie sheets and bake.  I find that already baked cookies can be crumbly after being thawed so I prefer to bake them "fresh" from the frozen dough.
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  • SRK128SRK128 member
    Yes! Freeze for sure!
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  • ShabutieShabutie member
    I made a huge batch and baked them all on the same day, so I ended up freezing almost all of them. I was skeptical that they would taste okay after being frozen, but they are just as delicious thawed as the day I baked them :)
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  • ecahillecahill member
    I may have missed this somewhere but can someone post the recipe? Thanks!
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  • JanessLynnJanessLynn member
    Yes, please post your recipe if you like your cookies and think they have helped!! =]
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  • Kate_CKate_C member

    1 c butter

    1cup sugar & 1 cup brown sugar

    4 tbsp water

    2 tbsp flax seed meal

    2 eggs

    1 tsp vanilla

    2 cups flour

    1 tsp baking soda

    1 tsp salt

    2 tbsp brewers yeast (dietary supplement, not a baking yeast)

    3 cups whole/old fashioned oats (not quick oats) 

    1cup chocolate chips (or raisins, nuts, craisins, etc.)

    mix flaxseed with water and set aside 5 minutes.  Cream butter and sugar and add eggs, vanilla, flaxseed mix. Add dry ingredients.  Bake at 375 for 8-12 minutes.

    Note recipe is high in fiber and may affect your system accordingly... But they are good! 

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  • Rachel623Rachel623 member
    Has anyone tried making a non dairy version? Our pediatrician put me on a non dairy diet because LO was having lactose issues but I would love to make these.
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  • MKC12/22/2006MKC12/22/2006 member
    I made these too, but I used chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, and Heath toffee bits. Yum!

    To PP re lactose, there is no lactose in butter. Lactose is milk sugar, so you can look at the nutritional panel on dairy products; if there's no sugar, there's no lactose. I had to avoid lactose for many years as well. Instead of using chocolate chips, you could use the craisins. Another option might be cacao nibs.
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