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Rogalach Cake

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Do you know monkey bread? The sweet pastry consists of many little cinnamon balls attached together into a cake shape and pulled apart one by one? So Monkey Rogalach is the same, but using Rogalach (and if you ask me- it is much better). It's a very satisfying recipe to make. You start with a beautiful buttery dough, on which you then spread the traditional cocoa-sugar filling (not chocolate, cocoa, and sugar). You then roll little Rogalachs and place them together in a cake pan or a pot (I used my Jahnun pot, which came out to be the best pot for this recipe because of its superior height). The Rogalach then proof into each other, and once baked they become one cake. The smell, when the monkey Rogalach comes out of the oven, is unreal! Now the biggest question is: pull the Rogalach apart or slice a piece??

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Ingredients

For the dough

500 gr organic AP flour

150 ml milk at RT

100 gr soft butter (not melted)

90 gr white sugar

10 gr dry yeast

10 gr salt

2 eggs

For the filling

200 gr brown sugar

150 gr melted butter

100 gr high quality cocoa

For the syrup

Water and sugar equal amounts

Directions

Step 1

In a bowl, add the flour, yeast, and sugar and mix well.

500 gr organic AP flour

10 gr dry yeast

90 gr white sugar

Step 2

Add the milk and eggs and mix all ingredients until almost no flour remains in the bowl. Add the soft butter (note !!! soft butter, not melted!).

150 ml milk at RT

2 eggs

100 gr soft butter (not melted)

Step 3

Add salt. Move the dough to a working surface. Knead dough manually for about 10 to 7 minutes until smooth and sexy dough is obtained.

10 gr salt

Step 4

Round the dough and place in a bowl covered with a towel, let it proof until almost doubled the volume (it might take longer than you think because of the butter in the dough).

Step 5

While waiting for the dough to proof- melt butter. When the melted butter cools a bit, add the cocoa and sugar and stir until combined (if the cocoa-sugar paste gets hard when you want to spread it on the dough, just place it over boiling water [bain marie] for few seconds, stirring constantly) or reheat in the microwave for 10 sec at a time.

150 gr melted butter

100 gr high quality cocoa

200 gr brown sugar

Step 6

After proofing, divide the dough in half. Take one of the halves, open it with a rolling pin for a rectangular dough, about 0.5 cm thickness.

Step 7

Using the scraper or spatula, spread the cocoa filling we prepared on the dough.

Step 8

Using a knife or a pizza slicer, cut the dough into narrow-long triangles. Start rolling them out from the wide side- Repeat with the extra piece of dough.

Step 9

Place our sexy Rogalach in a pot or a cake pan. Make sure you brush the pot perfectly with butter. I put baking paper in the pot which makes it much easier to take the cake out of the pot once ready. Let them proof for another 45 minutes.

Step 10

At this time prepare the syrup for the Rogalach- dissolve water and sugar in equal amounts in a pot. Let the syrup cool down.

Water and sugar equal amounts

Step 11

Preheat oven to 356F or 180C degrees.

Step 12

Brush your monkey Rogalach with an egg and bake in the oven for 45-55 minutes. If the Rogalach gets dark too fast just place an empty baking tray above the cake. It will prevent direct heat from the top of the oven.

Step 13

Brush your Rugelech with the syrup (it is very important that the syrup is cold and the Rugelech is hot).

Step 14

Now it's your decision: to pull apart or to cut a slice?! I did both.

Step 15

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