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Freezing Ham Puffs
Can the ham or cheese puffs be frozen to be eaten at another time? Or would they become soggy?
--Pat
Hi Pat,
Yes, absolutely, you can freeze the unfilled puffs from my Deviled Ham Puffs recipe. Just let the baked puffs cool, then place in a freezer bag and freeze for up to a month or two. Once they’ve thawed, you can “refresh” them in a hot oven for a couple of minutes if you think they need crisping up, then cut off the tops and fill with your favorite filling.
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