Definition of RUGELACH

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That was the best place to get fresh bread and rugelach and sweets. — New York Times, "New Yorkers and Their ’80s Routines — Block by Block," 17 Apr. 2018 Come in for whitefish on a bialy, leave with a pound of rugelach, a briny carton of half-sour pickles, and some black and whites for good measure. — The Bon Appétit Staff, Bon Appetit, "The 13 Most Iconic New York City Bars and Restaurants," 13 Dec. 2017 The Cinnamon-Sugar Pastry Dough is perfect for rugelach and other sweets. — The Good Housekeeping Test Kitchen, Good Housekeeping, "Easiest Ever Pastry Dough," 30 Oct. 2017 The humans gathered for coffee and chocolate rugelach at the check-in table near the 67th Street and Fifth Avenue entrance of Central Park. — Alix Strauss, New York Times, "In Central Park, Teaching Dogs to Sit (in Yiddish)," 20 Sep. 2017 The rugelach ice cream is available for $10 a pint at the Upper East Side locations of both Quality Eats and Orwashers. — Charles Passy, WSJ, "Quality Eats Opens Upper East Side Location; Try the Rugelach Ice Cream," 17 July 2017 There’s Moishe’s Kosher Bakery with its windows full of hamantaschen and rugelach. — Jeremiah Moss, Longreads, "Mourning the Low-Rent, Weirdo-Filled East Village of Old," 24 July 2017 Guests dined on borscht, cabbage leaves stuffed with Georgian walnut sauce, chicken with citrus and olives, a cauliflower-leek kugel and orange marmalade-chocolate rugelach. — Jackie Burrell, The Mercury News, "Film-to-table dinners in Berkeley," 27 Mar. 2017 The daytime menu used to offer a basket of some of Ms. Weller’s finest work, including a slice of chocolate babka, some unusually tender rugelach and one of the best oatmeal cookies in existence. — Pete Wells, New York Times, "What a Difference Daytime Makes at Sadelle’s in SoHo," 5 Jan. 2016

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