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Austrian Tea Cakes

These powdered sugar coated cookies are absolutely packed with ground hazelnuts, and make a wonderful accompaniment at tea time!

Prep time: 15min
Cook time: 25min
Ready in: 40min

Servings: 48

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Cherry cake

Very fresh and delicious,you will love it !

Ingredients:

  • 250 g of Albert biscuits
  • 200 g of butter
  • 100 g of chocolate with hazelnuts
  • 80 g of ground hazelnuts

Filling:

  • 2 packages of vanilla pudding
  • 20 g of cornstarch
  • 5 dl of milk
  • 80 g of brown sugar
  • 2.5 dl of double cream
  • 200 g of mashed cottage cheese
  • ½ kg of cherries ( without stone and halved)
Decoration:
  • 100 g roasted and cracked hazelnuts
  • 20 g  of cherries (whole)
  • 0.03 dl of cherry liqueur
  • 10 g of dark chocolate

Directions:

  1. Melt butter and add crumbled chocolate with hazelnuts, ground Albert biscuits and ground hazelnuts.
  2. Mix all together good and saddle the mass into the model for a cake (diameter 25 cm).
  3. Put it in a refrigerator for about an hour.
  4. Mix together 1dl of milk, vanilla pudding and cornstarch. Boil the milk with sugar and slowly add vanilla pudding with cornstarch. Mix it for so long until you get thick mass.
  5. Wait that mass cool off a bit and than add cottage cheese, beat double cream and cherries.
  6. Coat the dough with stuffing and put all together in refrigerator for four hours.
  7. For decoration melted chocolate and add cherry liquor, than dip cherries into chocolate and decorate cake with them. For last, sprinkle the cake with roasted hazelnuts.

Granny's Brownies

Recepie from my granny. Very old and good recepie. Keep under lock and key, or cookie will disappear in a trice!

Prep time: 15min
Cook time: 1 Hr
Ready in: 1Hr20min

Servings: 16

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Old Fashioned Tea Cakes II

This delightful buttery cookie recipe has stood the test of time. Have some with an old fashioned cup of tea.

Servings:18
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Russian Tea Cakes I

This is a family recipe that’s been made at Christmas time.This year will be the first for number 5!

Prep time: 20min
Cook time: 12min
Ready in: 35min

Servings: 36

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Russian Tea Cakes II

Enjoy … these are wonderful! I like to use almonds, but you can experiment with other nuts, if you like.

Servings:18

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Russian Tea Cakes III

Lovely little cookies that are perfect for formal parties.

Servings:24

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Slovenian Cake

This is traditional Slovenian cake that they eat for Easter

Ingredients

Dough

  • 2-2’5 dekagrams (dkg) of yeast
  • ½ kg of soft white flour
  • 8dkg of butter
  • 2 ¼ dcl of milk
  • 4dkg of white sugar
  • 4dkg of vanilla sugar
  • 3 yolks
  • ½ dkg of salt
  • 1 large spoon of rum
  • 1 grated lemon peel
  • Butter and crumbs for model, 1 white for coating, icing sugar for powder

Filling

  • 50 dkg of ground walnuts
  • 1 ½ dcl of milk
  • 1 grated lemon peel
  • Cinnamon ( as you wish)
  • 3 large spoons of milk
  • 5dkg of white sugar
  • 5dkg of vanilla sugar
  • 10 dkg of honey
  • 3 whites
  • 4 dkg of butter

Directions

Filling

  1. Boil half of sugar, honey and milk together. Pour milk on walnuts, so that we blanch them.
  2. Add grated lemon peel, cinnamon and rum.
  3. Leave it to cool off.
  4. Beat whites and another half of sugar and add snow to cooled off mass, than add butter and slightly mix it all together.

Dough

  1. Add together yeast, a small spoon of sugar, ½ small spoon of flour and ½ dcl of mill and place it in a warm place where is supposed to rise.
  2. Add risen liquid to screened and warmed flour and mix it.
  3. Dissolve butter an add milk, sugar, yolks, salt, rum and grated lemon peel and mix it and add to the flour.
  4. Mix all together for so long until the dough doesn’t become smoothly and is separated from kitchenware.
  5. Flour dough and cover it with duster and give it to rise in warm space.We live it to rise at least for a single volume.
  6. Roll out dough to a well floured board and extend it to 1 cm thick rectangular shape.
  7. After that spread upon the dough the filling and carefully roll it.
  8. Grease model for cake well and sprinkle it with breadcrumbs. Carefully put cake to a model.
  9. Place it to warmly and cake will slowly rise.
  10. When the model is full, coat cake with beaten egg whites.
  11. Bake it at 160ºC for about an hour.
  12. Baked cake left in the model to cool down a bit then roll it out into the board and sprinkle cake with a sugar powder.

Tea Cakes I

This is a really good tea cake that is easy to make.

Servings:24

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Tea Cakes II

These tea cake cookies are great for letting children frost them because they don’t crumble easily.

Servings:18

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