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Rosinenschnecken
Aka raisin-cinnamon rolls. This is the cookie every sane person simply makes of ready-made puff pastry. Since I consider myself a sane person (sometimes), that was my original intent, too. Only that the local grocer's didn't have puff pastry. Well, not the cheap version I always use. And I wasn't willing to pay double price. So I made these instead:

THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
For the dough:
500 gr white flour;
100 gr margarine, melted and cooled down again;
1 package dried yeast;
1 full egg + 1 egg white;
100 gr white sugar;
125 ml warm milk (not hot!!!);
1 pinch of salt;
the grated peel of 1 lemon;
For the filling:
100 gr soft butter;
6 tablespoons of white sugar;
1 teaspoon of cinnamon;
1 egg yolk;
50gr hacked and roasted almonds;
1 tablespoon of brown sugar;
a few drops of almond oil;
two handfuls of raisins;
For the decoration:
some sweetened milk to sprinkle the "snails";
some lemon-flavoured sugar icing;
THIS IS HOW TO MAKE THEM:
1. Prepare the yeast dough from the ingredients as always;
2. Let it go up in a warm place until it doubles its mass;
3. Stir the soft butter with the sugar, the egg yolk and the cinnamon until the sugar melts;
4. Pre-heat the oven to 200°C and line the baking tins with baking paper;
5. Roast hacked almonds in a dry pan; when golden, take from the oven, let it cool for a short while and stir in the brown sugar and the almond oil;
6. Roll out the dough and spread the buttercreme all over it;
7. Sprinkle it with the almond pieces and the raisins;
8. Roll it up as tight as possible and cut 1 cm thick pieces from it;
9. Put the little rolls on the baking tin and paint their sides with sweetened milk - they get a prettier colour while baking that way;
10. Bake them in the pre-heated oven for 10-15 minutes, depending on your oven;
11. Let it cool on a gitter; then decorate them with sugar icing.

THIS IS WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
For the dough:
500 gr white flour;
100 gr margarine, melted and cooled down again;
1 package dried yeast;
1 full egg + 1 egg white;
100 gr white sugar;
125 ml warm milk (not hot!!!);
1 pinch of salt;
the grated peel of 1 lemon;
For the filling:
100 gr soft butter;
6 tablespoons of white sugar;
1 teaspoon of cinnamon;
1 egg yolk;
50gr hacked and roasted almonds;
1 tablespoon of brown sugar;
a few drops of almond oil;
two handfuls of raisins;
For the decoration:
some sweetened milk to sprinkle the "snails";
some lemon-flavoured sugar icing;
THIS IS HOW TO MAKE THEM:
1. Prepare the yeast dough from the ingredients as always;
2. Let it go up in a warm place until it doubles its mass;
3. Stir the soft butter with the sugar, the egg yolk and the cinnamon until the sugar melts;
4. Pre-heat the oven to 200°C and line the baking tins with baking paper;
5. Roast hacked almonds in a dry pan; when golden, take from the oven, let it cool for a short while and stir in the brown sugar and the almond oil;
6. Roll out the dough and spread the buttercreme all over it;
7. Sprinkle it with the almond pieces and the raisins;
8. Roll it up as tight as possible and cut 1 cm thick pieces from it;
9. Put the little rolls on the baking tin and paint their sides with sweetened milk - they get a prettier colour while baking that way;
10. Bake them in the pre-heated oven for 10-15 minutes, depending on your oven;
11. Let it cool on a gitter; then decorate them with sugar icing.
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It's far too hot for baking right now but I'll save the recipe for when the heat wave is over
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