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Mustachudos (sphardic Hazelnut Cookies)

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Grains, Eggs Jewish 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

3 c Whole, shelled hazelnuts
1 c Sugar
1 T Finely grated fresh orange
zest
1 t Ground cinnamon
1/2 t Ground cloves
2 Eggs, well beaten
1 T Honey, preferably citrus
honey
Comnfectioners sugar

INSTRUCTIONS

1997    
Source: Foodscape/foodwine.com Lisa Ekus presents.  Preparation time:
40 -50 minutes Yield: makes 20 - 30 cookies  Preheat the oven to 350
degrees. Cover two cookie sheets with wax  paper. Place the hazelnuts
and the sugar in a food processor or  blender. Pulse/chop until the
mixture is ground into a paste. Pour it  into a mixing bowl. Add the
remaining ingredients except  confectioners sugar and mix together
well. The mixture should form a  stiff paste. Drop teaspoonsful of the
nut batter onto the wax paper,  leaving a 2-inch space between the
cookies. Bake 25-30 minutes or  until golden brown. Remove cookies from
the oven and cool completely  before attempting to remove them from the
paper. Separate slowly and  carefully. Sprinkle the cookies with
confectioners sugar before  serving. Stored in tightly cloised tins,
the cookies keep well for  weeks.  Recipe from The Sephardic Kitchen by
Rabbi Joseph Sternberg. Posted to  JEWISH-FOOD digest V97 #014, by
alotzkar@direct.ca (Al) on Wed, 15 Jan

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