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    Bienenstich
     

     
    Dough:

    1⅛ lb Flour
    1 oz Yeast
    1 tsp Sugar
    1⅔ cups Milk
    ⅓ lb Sugar
    1 pinch Salt
    1 Small Egg
    Topping:

    ⅓ lb Butter Or Margarine
    7 oz Sugar
    1 package Vanilla Sugar
    2 tbsp Milk
    ⅓ lb Almonds (Sliced)
    2 tbsp Lemon Juice
     
    Filling:

    1 package Vanilla Pudding
    2⅛ cups Milk
    1 pinch Salt
    3 tbsp Sugar
    ⅓ lb Butter
     

     
      • Put flour into bowl, make a well in the middle, add yeast in small pieces, add the 1 tbsp of sugar then the room temp milk.
      • Use a spoon to make a small well in the dough.
      • Now add the rest of the flour from the sides, cut margarine into small pieces and add to the rim of the mixture.
      • Add sugar and salt, then knead into a smooth and dry dough.
      • Grease cookiesheet with margarine and roll out the dough.
      • Cover and let rest for 20 min.
         
      • Combine Butter, sugar, vanilla sugar, milk, almonds and lemon juice.
      • Stir together in a pot and heat for 5 min.
      • Let cool slighthly and add to rised dough.
      • Bake for 35 min at 375°F.
      • After baking, take the cake from the cookiesheet and cool.
      • Cut into 5-7 long rows then into 3" pieces.
      • You should have about 40 pieces.
      • Now cut each piece across in the middle for the filling.
         
      • Combine the vanilla pudding with some cold milk.
      • Cook remaining milk with salt and sugar.
      • Take from stove and add vanilla pudding.
      • Now heat until it cooks then take from stove let cool and stir.
      • Whip Butter and add Pudding one spoon at a time.
      • Now top the lower dough piece with the filling and put the top piece on.
      • Keep cool until serving.
     

    Makes approximately 8 servings.

    unknown calories per serving.

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