Prepare Dough
Combine the flour, baking powder, and salt in a bowl and set aside.
Beat the eggs, sugar and oil in a food processor or with an electric mixer (or even by hand) until light and fluffy. Add the vanilla, juice and zest, and the flour mixture, mixing at low speed (in a food processor, use the pulse button and pulse only until combined) or by hand until well combined.
Let the dough chill in the refrigerator for 1 hour or up to one day.









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Hi, this is my favorite hamentash recipe! I keep going back to this one. I missed the part about not refrigerating them and I've been freezing them as well as putting them in the fridge and they taste great.
Is there any reason why they shouldn't be in the fridge?
Thanks for the recipe!
Hi! We spoke to Levana, and she said, "What this part means is simply: what you are serving in the next couple days is kept at room temperature, and what you made in advance is kept in the freezer."
Wondering Hi,
Have you tried making this recipe with spelt flour? If yes, are the results a great dough to work with, and yummy moist hamentashen? Thanks.