No room, but I can’t resist some rugelach to go.

She's just down the street and she makes the most amazing rugelach."

"Rugelach," she said again, to let me know she had gotten my order right.

The rugelach from Beigel look homemade - they vary a bit in size.

The store would serve them coffee and rugelach.

The first ingredient in the raspberry rugelach is butter, the third cream cheese.

There is something women can do in Hollywood besides look good: we can bake rugelach.

"My brother always took pride in our rugelach and our babka."

Later, I discovered how new when I asked for coffee and rugelach.

That word is almost identical in pronunciation and meaning to the Yiddish "rugelach".

The congregants drank wine and munched on rugelach before the service began.

This time she brought a huge tin of home-baked rugelach, plus a bag containing two sandwiches.

But it was impossible, he said, to translate his mother's recipe for rugelach, which the class had devoured at the Christmas party.

I can't imagine what her reaction would have been had I ordered decaf with rugelach.

It is a crisp, sweet Jewish delicacy called rugelach, also known as walnut horns.

He also took 20 pounds of kosher pastrami, corned beef and rugelach.

Needing change, I rushed across the street to a tiny bakery to buy three pieces of sugar-free rugelach.

Belgian chocolates and giant rugelach round out the inventory.

She has made rugelach and coffee.

He said he had never seen pistachios or rugelach, a Jewish pastry, on official menus.

Traditional rugelach are made in the form of a crescent by rolling a triangle of dough around a filling.

The carrot cake is moist and flavorful; only the rugelach were not up to New York standards.

Everybody in who wants rugelach.

The dessert is 1.5 pounds of rugelach and three pounds of fresh fruit salad.

I clarified my order: "Coffee and rugelach."