This is an easy rugelach recipe that breaks down and simplifies the steps so. 🎦 Rugelach. Delicious to eat and fun to make, rugelach are miniature crescent-rolled pastries with a sweet filling. I am a student of the Dorie Greenspan School of Rugelach.
Zutaten von Rugelach
- 150 g of Mehl.
- 100 g of Butter.
- 100 g of Frischkäse.
- of Schokocreme.
- 60g of Zucker.
- 30g of Mandeln gemahlen.
- 1TL of Zimt.
- of Marmelade.
Schritt für Schritt Rugelach
- Mehl, Butter und Frischkäse zusammenrühren und für ca. 2 Stunden in Frischhaltefolie im Kühlschrank ruhen lassen..
- Danach in 2 Teile teilen, ausrollen und belegen..
- Zum Belegen: entweder mit Schokocreme bestreichen oder mit Marmelade und da drüber Zucker/Nuss/Zimtmischung streuen..
- In 8 Teile schneiden und zu Kipferl aufrollen und bei 180 Grad ca. 15-20 min. backen..
Rugelach is a Jewish pastry originating in Ashkenazy, or European Jewish, culture. Serving: Tea is traditional, but we drink coffee with rugelach. These are pretty and, even with their jam-and-fruit filling, not overly sweet, and they are. I absolutely adore rugelach and can't believe that it took me so long to make them myself. Ironically, I made them the same day that I made the Chocolate Babka - it was a Jewish baking extravaganza!
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