While making rugelach at home, the Ashkenazi Jewish pastry might seem difficult, we’ve got you covered. Camille Cogswell, the pastry chef of Philly’s Zahav, makes a date and almond filled version that’s inspired by American-style and Israeli rugelach. This recipe might take most of the day to make, but it’s a baking project that’s totally worth it, even for the bragging rights alone.

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35 Comments

  1. Omg that egg wash spray is genius! I've worked in professional kitchens, and I've ever seen anyone do that.

  2. Chocolate Chip Rugelach is my fave. My Ashkenazi sis (and a dear friend) got me a small tin box of these. I only eat the chocolate and chocolate chip rugelach <3 I miss my dear friend, since she now lives in Israel…. but thank goodness for recipes, memories and the internet lol.

  3. these look great! what did she do with the other half of the filling though?

  4. Why are we mixing all ingredients at once instead of mixing wet into dry? Not a criticism, just curious.

  5. I used to hammer the edges to make it as rectangular as possible. And used a ruler to make them as the same as possible.

  6. I legit thought Stewie from Family Guy was inventing jewish candy in that halloween episode loll

  7. I can't believe she used a new sheet of plastic wrap for each turn – that's ridiculous.

  8. How am I supposed to learn Jewish pastry from a girl with tattoos and nose rings? Traditional pastry from a girl that doesn't respect tradition?(when you speak the word "tradition" think Fiddler on the Roof.

  9. 450 g flour, 200 g milk, 10 g dry active yeast; 1 stick of butter, 3 egg yolks, 45 g sugar, 1/2 teaspoon of salt -> dough recipe
    230 g dates, 100 g almonds, 60 g honey, 40 g brown sugar, 1 teaspoon of salt ->> filling

  10. My dough is in the fridge! Im excited. I don't have dates but Im going to try it with some pumpkin to make a pumpkin almond paste for the filling. Wish me luck! Thanks for the recipe✨🤘💜

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