Ingredients
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2
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1/2
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1/2
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1
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4
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1/3
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1/2
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1
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1/2
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1/2
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-
1
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2
Directions
Rugalach or Rugelach,This is a version of rugalach that I found years ago in Chatelaine magazine. I find that if you follow the directions exactly, the dough turns out perfect every time.,We really enjoyed these. I actually found the dough a little easier to work with than some other rugelach doughs. It was a bit crumbly at first, but easily pressed together. Be careful when they come out of the oven; hot jam is like napalm. Thanks for posting!
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Steps
1
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In a Medium-Size Bowl, Blend the Flour, Icing Sugar and Salt, Using a Fork. |
2
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Cut the Butter and Cream Cheese Into 1-Inch Cubes. |
3
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With a Pastry Blender, Cut the Butter and Cream Cheese Into the Flour Mixture Until the Dough Is the Consistency of Small Peas. |
4
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Then, Work the Dough With Your Hands Until It Has a Coarse Meal Texture. |
5
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Press the Dough Into a Ball. |
6
Done
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If the Dough Is Too Soft to Roll, Wrap and Refrigerate For at Least an Hour. |
7
Done
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Preheat the Oven to 350 Degrees F. |
8
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Using a Fork, Stir the Sugar and Cinnamon Together. |
9
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Divide the Dough Into Four Pieces. |
10
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on a Lightly Floured Board, Using a Floured Rolling Pin, Roll 1 Piece Into a 12-Inch Circle, Approximately 1/8-Inch Thick. |
11
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Sprinkle Half of the Sugar Mixture Over the Circle, Then Sprinkle With 1/4 Cup Each of the Nuts and Raisins. |
12
Done
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Alternatively, You Can Spread Half of the Jam Over the Circle and Sprinkle With 1/4 Cup Nuts. |
13
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Repeat With the 3 Remaining Pieces of Dough. |
14
Done
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Cut Each Circle Into 16 Wedges. |
15
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Roll Up the Wedges, Starting at the Wide End. |