Grandma's nut horns are tender, flaky yeast cookies filled with a sweet walnut mixture and rolled into classic crescents. They're a beloved old-world treat perfect for holidays and special occasions.
1/2cupPrairie Farms Whole Vitamin D Milk or just enough to make spreadable
Directions:
Melt yeast in warm water and set aside.
Put 3 cups flour in large bowl and cut butter in.
Make well in center of flour and put 3 egg yolks, yeast, vanilla and sour cream in center. Mix on low with dough hook until fully blended. Chill for several hours.
Make walnut filling by mixing together ground walnuts, sugar, vanilla and milk.
When dough is chilled, divide into equal amounts to roll to about 9 inch circles at 1/8 inch thickness.
Cut into 8 triangle wedges and fill with about tsp. of walnut filling.
Roll up into crescent shape and bake them on 350°F for 15 to 17 minutes or until just slightly browned.
Cool and sprinkle with powdered sugar. Store in tightly sealed container. These freeze for at least 2 months if sealed well.