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Rugelach (/ˈruːɡələx/ ROO-gəl-əkh; Yiddish: ראגעלעך, or Yiddish: רוגעלעך, romanized: rugelekh and Hebrew: רוגלך rōgalaḵ) is a
filled baked confection originating...
- to
create many
distinct layers,
similar to that used for
Israeli style rugelach, and also
croissant dough.
Israeli style babka is
available with a wider...
- of tahini, flour,
butter and
sugar and
usually topped with pine nuts.
Rugelach is very po****r in Israel,
commonly found in most
cafes and bakeries. It...
- the
Chief Rabbinate of
Israel started requiring that
bourekas (and also
rugelach and croissants) are to have
specific shapes in
order to be sold by kosher-certified...
- the
Eccles cake. It is made into the
shape of a roll
similar to that of
rugelach with
currants wrapped and
rolled between flaky pastry layers. A variation...
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Ingberlach are
ginger candies shaped into
small sticks or rectangles.
Rugelach, babka, and
kokosh are po****r
pastries as well. In Europe,
jellies and...
- świętomarciński, a
crescent cake
baked in Poznań, Poland, for St. Martin's Day
Rugelach, a
filled crescent pastry po****r in
Jewish communities in
Poland "Kipfel...
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Pastrami on rye –
Pastrami on rye
bread topped with ****y
brown mustard.
Rugelach –
Small baked pastries made by
wrapping dough around a filling. Whitefish...
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sprinkled on top,
called sfinge (mainly by
North African Jews) or zalabiyeh.
Rugelach—filled pastry. Hamantaschen—triangular
pastries traditionally filled with...
- special—pancake or crêpe
filled with
Nutella chocolate spread and
banana Rugelach—a
triangle of
dough around a
filling Silan—date
honey Watermelon with sirene...
