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Reviewed: Nov. 7, 2009
Super easy recipe, I brushed the dough with Apricot jam before sprinkling on nuts and raisins. I couldn't keep the tray filled fast enough. I baked half for Christmas eve and put the other half in the freezer for New Years.
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Reviewed: Oct. 4, 2009
Oh my goodness! I'd never tasted rugelach before I made it, and it's absolutely wonderful! This recipe made flaky, tender, just-the-right-sweetness pastry I've had. I shaped mine differently. I divided dough in half before refrigerating. Rolled out rectangles that were about 18 x 10 (or so), spread half the filling on each side (minus raisins), cut the rectangle lengthwise, and then rolled into two logs. With a knife, I cut the log into 10-12 pieces and then baked as directed. Everyone loved them at the Russian tea I took them to. I will be adding this recipe to my permanent collection!
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Reviewed: Sep. 5, 2009
This recipe took a lot of work and ingredients and time (and a big mess to clean up). But it was delicious. I put white chocolate chips and walnuts instead of the healthy stuff and it was a hit.
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Reviewed: Jul. 13, 2009
too much trouble
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Reviewed: Jun. 25, 2009
This was way to much work for me. I think this is way to unhealthy to make again, to much fat! Taste is good, but work required it's just not worth it.
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Reviewed: May 25, 2009
Jackie, thank you so very much for sharing this magnificent recipe! Everyone says it is the best rugelach they have ever tasted. I believe the apricot filling is the magic ingredient. I am now asked to make these for every family event!
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Reviewed: Jan. 30, 2009
If anyone even reads my review.. No need to try any other. Tastes just as delicious as the ones they sell at Corner Bakery! I was shocked that it came out so good. Thank you for sharing!!
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Reviewed: Jan. 28, 2009
I think this is a great recipe and not particularly difficult to make. A little time consuming and some mess to clean up but well worth it. Wonderful easy pastry. And it does freeze well
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Reviewed: Jan. 25, 2009
I can't say enough about this recipe. It is my new standard holiday gift. My son and I found that we could easily get 64 cookies out of this recipe and still have decent sized cookies. We made three varieties: raspberry all fruit jam and chocolate chips, Apricot all fruit jam and almond paste, and Trader Joe's Apricot Orange preserves with chocolate chips. I like them all equally, however my co-workers enjoyed the raspberry chocolate best. Since making our first batch around Thanksgiving, we've made no less than 300 cookies! I found that the easiest and fastest way to make them is to roll the dough out into a rectangle shape and brush with your jam or sprinkle with your sugar mixture, add a line of the chunkier ingredients (chips, nuts, chopped fruit) as you roll. That is, roll the rectangle as you would a jelly roll and after each turn flatten it a bit while laying down a line of the chunky ingredients along the edge of the roll. When finished, cut with a pizza cutter for the perfect shape and size. This shaved at least 15 minutes off the prep. I made the first batch according to the recipe and then replaced all of the cream cheese with Neufchatel and the sour cream with 0% fat Greek yogurt. This did not change the texture or taste at all.
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Reviewed: Jan. 24, 2009
I faintly remembered how good rugelach cookies were, but actually didn't know the name of the cookie type until I did some research and stumbled upon this recipe. As soon as I saw the picture I knew it was the cookie I was looking for. I've made these multiple times, and they always come out amazing! I use tiny choc chips I found and bought especially for this cookie. They are hands down my favorite. I can eat the whole batch, which says a lot since I rarely eat the stuff I bake, I just like to bake it! Definitely time consuming, and that does affect how often I make them, but when I do I enjoy every single bite. They keep very well too. Thank you so much for posting this! Usually it takes me a while to find a recipe I like, I always try different ones and tweak things a bit, but I settled with this exact recipe right away.
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Reviewed: Dec. 28, 2008
Great recipe, these were a big hit with the family at Christmas, already got special requests for more. I was a bit worried they weren't going to come out since the directions said to use a food processor until crumbly, I only have a hand blender and it was very doughy and not crumbly at all. I rolled out the discs and spread with apricot jam and sprinkled with brown sugar before covering with the filling. Then i cut the discs in half and then cut rectangular strips and rolled them. I had a difficult time with keeping the filling inside (think i had too much filling in the first couple batches). about half of them came unrolled in the oven, those i kept for myself.
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Reviewed: Dec. 21, 2008
The good news: These were fantastic. I didnt do the fruit filling instead I spread it with nutella and sprinkled with walnuts. The bad news: This dough is REALLY difficult to work with. I had it in the fridge overnight, and honestly, its alot of work, I dont know if I would make it again based on the big effort alone BUT they were delicious!
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Reviewed: Dec. 17, 2008
first time they did not come out great...second time I was pressed for time so I put the cubed butter & cream cheese in the freezer it worked so well and I was able roll in out right away. I also rolled it out like a log (thick)added the filling and cut into 1.5 inch pcs. you yield less but its worth it! so much easier and still tasty!
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Reviewed: Dec. 13, 2008
I'd never heard of Rugelach in my life and I stumbled onto this recipe when looking for something to make to get rid of some leftover sour cream. I'm so glad I found this recipe and it introduced me to such a yummy and addictive cookie!
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Reviewed: Dec. 12, 2008
Very easy and good recipe,just made few changes,I did roll the dough in a sugar instead of flour ,that came amazing I used chocolate for the filling that I mixed and it is non sweet Cocoa with cream, powdered sugar and vanilla and that was a hit . And brush it with egg wash before put it in the oven basically it tasted the same as my mom use to buy it from the market when I was little
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Reviewed: Dec. 11, 2008
After I made 2 of the disks, I didn't like the way the sprinkled cinnamon and sugar looked on the finished product, so I finished the last 2 disks in a way that I read in a different recipe. Combine 1/2 C sugar and 2 T cinnamon and spread over rolling area. I used a pastry cloth and spread it on that. Then roll the disk out on the cinnamon/sugar mixture and finish as the recipe says. It looks very nice when baked!
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Reviewed: Dec. 4, 2008
These definitely have 5-star taste but I have to deduct a star just because they are a pain to make. I used dried cranberries and pecans, no jam. I might try some chocolate chips next time.
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Reviewed: Nov. 3, 2008
I have tried many Rugelach recipes, this was the easiest and came out the best. One note, the rugelach is always rolled out in a sugar cinnamon mix never flour if rolled and turned once it is covered in sugar, it is no problem to roll out at all. Mine was never sticky I chilled for 24 hours. NEVER use table james or jellies for fillings, use Solo fillings which are specifically made to handle the hot temps of the ovens and they dont liquify as much. I used apricot and choc chips, I put nothing on top of them and they came out WONDERFUL. Company said they were stupendous, and when my company left and I finally went to have some for myself they were already gone. They lasted sbout 2 hours. Too much work to give out on platters but a nice treat for company or for family. Will truly make this again. Bakeries charges up to 7 or 8.00 a pound for these gourmet treats.
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Reviewed: Oct. 30, 2008
Absolutely delicious! Very flaky dough which almost reminded of baklava with its texture.It's also very similar to puff pastry ,but tastes much better.I used the original filling for half of the dough,which turned out very good.For the other half ,I made a batch with Nutella and shredded coconut and the rest with raspbarry jam, walnuts,and coconut.The great thing about this recipe is that you can use pretty much anything you want as a filling, as long as it doesn't spill over.Overall,this recipe is definitely worth the work involved ,even though it wasn't as hard as it sounds.Just a bit of organization and the results are perfect! Thank you for posting this recipe!
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Reviewed: Jul. 24, 2008
These were great! The raisins get a little gloppy when you try to blend them. I also tried different jams. these were delicious and will make them again.
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