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Apricot Almond Rugalach

Submitted by: Bonnie Fedunec 
These cookies freeze well either baked or unbaked. Extremely dainty and delicious cookie. You can also sprinkle the top with coarse sugar. 

Best Ever Rugelach

Submitted by: sandy z 
Cottage cheese replaces the typical cream cheese in these tasty cookies. 

Chanukah Cookies

Submitted by: DelightfulDines 
Home Town: Seattle, Washington, USA
Living In: Ketchikan, Alaska, USA
Kids will love to bake and decorate these simple cookies. 

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Coconut Bon Bons

Submitted by: Tamme 
These little balls of joy are perfect for any occasion. 

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Easy Rugalech

Submitted by: Edna Weisberger 
A rolled cookie of Jewish ancestry! Whenever I travel to visit my grandchildren they beg me to bake these cookies. Chocolate chip rather than raisin filling is a big favorite in our family! Adjust the amounts of cinnamon and sugar to suit your (or your grandchildren's) tastes. 

Fudgy Bon Bons

Submitted by: Marlene Edwards 
Fudge snow capped cookies with candy pieces in the middle. 

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Gooey Cherry Bars

Submitted by: Ruthie Isaacs 
A shortbread crust is topped with a cherry and walnut custard layer and a barely cherry frosting. 

MandelBread

Submitted by: Mirelle Dean 
Also called Mandelbrodt. Similar to Biscotti. 

Mandelbrot

Submitted by: Edna Weisberger 
My son's favorite cookie in the world. He has me bake a massive batch of these cookies for him once a year so he can wrap them in foil and freeze them so he can eat them year round! In place of chocolate syrup you can fold in chocolate chips, nuts or other goodies to suit your taste. 

Mom's Mandelbrot

Submitted by: susan yale 
These sliced chocolate and almond cookies are the Jewish equivalent to biscotti. It was handed down through three generations. I added the mini chocolate chips. The cookies are twice baked, first in logs and then in slices. 

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Raspberry and Apricot Rugelach

Submitted by: MARBALET 
A yummy and extra fruity version of this traditional cookie. 

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Rugelach

Submitted by: Jackie 
I have many rugelach recipes, but this is truly the best I have ever made. 

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Rugelach II

Submitted by: Marge 
Apricot jam/preserves may melt onto baking sheets if spread too thick. Transfer to another sheet to prevent burning or double pan for last half of baking. 

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Rugelach III

Submitted by: Heidi Hankin 
A melt in your mouth cookie with an apricot filling that people beg for every year. 

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Rugelach with Cream Cheese Filling

Submitted by: Kasey 
Home Town: Monte Vista, Colorado, USA
Living In: Pueblo, Colorado, USA
This rugelach has a chocolaty cream cheese filling instead of the usual fruit spread. 

Scandinavian Snowflake Cookies

Submitted by: RMEG58 Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
Home Town: Miles City, Montana, USA
Living In: Butte, Montana, USA
Dough is rolled into paper-thin circles, folded, and cut out like paper snowflakes to make beautiful lacy flat breads that are fried and sprinkled with confectioners' sugar. A traditional Christmas treat from Scandinavia. They take time and care to make. 

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Sugar Free Rugelach

Submitted by: Warren P. Silberstein, M.D. 
No artificial ingredients. Cream cheese pastry filled with raisins, nuts and cinnamon. Naturally sweet. 

Suphganiot

Submitted by: Mel Levy 
Doughnuts without holes! This is a traditional Jewish holiday recipe, suphganiot are commonly served during the Hanukkah season. 


 
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