The real thing doesn't look anything like what I took out from the oven haha!!
My pastry was flaky unlike the traditional Christmas treat. Whatever it is, I am happy with the taste! Also, surpsingly, I enjoyed the poppy seeds filling this time ; which normally is not my first choice .
see step by step instructions here
My poppy seed fillings , mix together:-
100g poppy seeds, grounded
50g honey
50g water, heat and add to honey before combing with other ingredients
a bunch of dried cranberries or raisins - soaked in water
some grated lemon peel
mixture should not be too watery and should just be easily spread on dough easily.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Bejgli { Hungarian walnut / poppy seeds roll }
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Celebrations,
Christmas,
desserts,
Hungarian,
Pastries
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Friday, December 18, 2009
Bejgli { Hungarian walnut / poppy seeds roll }
The real thing doesn't look anything like what I took out from the oven haha!!
My pastry was flaky unlike the traditional Christmas treat. Whatever it is, I am happy with the taste! Also, surpsingly, I enjoyed the poppy seeds filling this time ; which normally is not my first choice .
see step by step instructions here
My poppy seed fillings , mix together:-
100g poppy seeds, grounded
50g honey
50g water, heat and add to honey before combing with other ingredients
a bunch of dried cranberries or raisins - soaked in water
some grated lemon peel
mixture should not be too watery and should just be easily spread on dough easily.
My pastry was flaky unlike the traditional Christmas treat. Whatever it is, I am happy with the taste! Also, surpsingly, I enjoyed the poppy seeds filling this time ; which normally is not my first choice .
see step by step instructions here
My poppy seed fillings , mix together:-
100g poppy seeds, grounded
50g honey
50g water, heat and add to honey before combing with other ingredients
a bunch of dried cranberries or raisins - soaked in water
some grated lemon peel
mixture should not be too watery and should just be easily spread on dough easily.
Labels:
Celebrations,
Christmas,
desserts,
Hungarian,
Pastries
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