Kiflie, Hungarian Cookies

"This is a cheat version of a recipe my Grandmother used to make. She spent days folding and greasing the dough so it came out layered and flaky. Since I have neither the time or patience to make that dough I found an easier method. There are two ways to fold these and I'll cover both below."
 
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Ready In:
17mins
Ingredients:
5
Yields:
12 cookies per sheet.
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ingredients

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directions

  • Lay out puff pastry on floured board.
  • Combine grated walnuts and the sugars, mix thoroughly.
  • Add cream until mixture is a thin paste, spreadable but not runny.
  • Form cookies.
  • Method 1. spread filling on top of pastry, edge to edge in one direction but leave 1 inch uncovered on both edges in the other direction.
  • Starting with an uncovered edge roll the pastry into a cylinder. Wet the uncovered edge when you reach it and seal it to the side.
  • Place rolled dough in freezer for no more than 20 minutes to firm it for cutting.
  • Cut dough cylinder into 1/2 inch circles and place on greased cookie sheet.
  • Method 2. Cut pastry sheets into squares 2 inches by 2 inches.
  • Place a 12 teaspoon of the filling into the center of the square and bring two opposite points of the square together over the top of the filling.
  • Either method, bake cookies at 425 degrees Fahrenheit for 12 minutes. .
  • Allow to cool and enjoy.

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I was born in Detroit, Michigan and moved to Miami, Florida in 1976. I moved to Franklin, NC at the beginning of 2005 and back to Detroit 12 years later. My "fun" interests include reading (science fiction mostly), movies and television (again, I love sci fi), cooking (and eating it, but need to go on a diet (LOL), collecting 60's music, and watching my children grow. My all time favorite cookbook is the Betty Crocker Home cookbook. I have a great Hungarian cookbook that has all the recipes that I remember from my childhood being prepared by my Grandparents and my Mother.
 
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