I'm looking for a recipe or some help with nut rolls. My husband's grandmother used to make them and he said they are the kind that do not look like a cinnamon roll where the dough is flattened, filling spread, rolled up and sliced before baking. The nut rolls from his memory are more of a square of dough with the filling spread diagonally and the corners pinched together or overlapped.
I've searched google and pinterest and I am lost. Does anybody have any experience with these types of "cookies"? Would anyone be willing to direct me to a recipe?
That's so funny because I'm on the same quest. I could have sworn that my husband's grandmother gave me the recipe a few years ago but I can't find it anywhere. You're right, it's not like the spirals you see on the internet. The nut filling is inside the cookies and totally covered in dough.
If I come across anything I'll let you know!
Ok, how about this? These look like my husband's grandmother's cookies.
http://pittsburghcookietable.blogspot.com/2012/07/nut-horns-or-how-i-overcame-my-fear-of.html
It would also make sense because they are from PA.
Try this cookies. I love them. Just add nuts if you want :) http://cookiteasy.net/recipe/cinnamon-pinwheel-cookies-313983.html
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