Cooking & Baking

jmbar2

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24. Whoa that's awesome. Thank you!

Fri Aug 8, 2025, 07:32 PM

Aug 8

Would that dough be freezable? I do mostly meal prepping on weekends for one, and would like to prep some homemade small pizzas. What's the best way to do freeze ahead pizzas? Make the crusts, prebake, or the whole thing?

Thanks in advance for your ideas - you clearly know what you're doing!

PS - I don't have a lot of kitchen equipment - no dough hook, pizza stone. I do have an 8in cast iron skillet and was thinking it's the size I'd like my pizzas to be, or possible cooked in a sheet pan and sliced up square.

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🌞 We can't afford to do this often, but Mrs. JP and I [View all] justaprogressive Aug 8 OP

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Whoa that's awesome. Thank you! jmbar2 Aug 8 #24

Make the crust and prebake. The fridge will be fine for several days.. justaprogressive Aug 9 #27

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