Chocolate Rugelach (Tuesdays With Dorie)

Traditional, cream cheese flakey chocolate filled cookie

Rewind….Do-over from today, I know the recipe said Rugelach, however it didn’t turn out that way. The final cookie appeared as a chocolate filled cream cheese roll & slice cookie. Still quite good and satisfying. Usually when I bake Rugelach I go for the traditional crescent shape and fill with prune, apricot and/or nuts and sometimes chocolate chips.

This recipe called for a rectangle shaped dough with the filling spread to either end. Then rolled, chilled and cut.

Check out the Rugelach pictured below. They are from a bakery named Marzipan. It’s in a market in central Jerusalem and could be my all-time favorite. Buttery, chocolaty, and just melt in your mouth delicious.

To start baking, check out our TWD hosts, Jessica from My Baking Heart and Margaret of The Urban Hiker for the recipe.

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22 thoughts on “Chocolate Rugelach (Tuesdays With Dorie)

  1. Chocolate is a great idea. I too remember the crescent shaped rugelach. We used to live in Jerusalem and I remember Marzipan bakery, although to tell the truth I wasn’t as crazy about them as every other person I know is.

  2. nice–i like this! looks like the chocolate babka of cookies.

    ok, so tell me this since you are on wordpress now….how did you get that pinterest “pin it” button at the bottom of the post to work. i’ve tried the code a zillion times on my post, but it doen’t give me the cute button, just the plain text with a link that doesn’t do anything. i need someone to walk me thru this…

    • S-Try settings/share/enable….it didn’t work at first. Everything was first disabled then began again, one at a time. Good luck!

  3. I added chocolate chips to half the recipe because chocolate rugelach are my favorite. It didn’t really work here- just TOO much. I want to eat the ones from that bakery…. right now!

  4. Oh my gosh this looks DIVINE! What would you recommend for the chocolate filling? The picture looks almost like frosting, and I’m afraid if I just tried to guess how to do it, the chocolate would be too runny. Thanks!

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