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Default freezing dough

I am making bread once a week, sometimes twice. Sometimes I have to freeze
the bread to keep it fresh for a few days more. Wouldn't it be better if I
froze the unbaked dough and then take it out of the freezer, let it rise
and then bake it? For how long can dough be frozen?

Thanks / JB
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