



five stars 100% would make this again
Send to a friendAlso known as Nuss Schifferl in German or Navettes aux Nois in French.
Pre-heat oven to 350 F.
Work butter, flour, sugar, almonds, lemon rind, and egg yolk into a dough. Roll out a scant 1/4" thick. Press into nut boat tins, 2" to 3" long, shaped like boats. Reserve enough dough to cover the tops.
Fill with walnut filling, prepared by mixing all the ingredients together thoroughly. Top each boat with thin cover of reserved dough, pressing edges together.
Bake about 10-15 minutes. Turn out of tins and sprinkle immediately with sugar; or let cool, top with chocolate icing and decorate each with a 1/2 walnut.
Note: Submitted by "Roadrunner" who says: "Around this house, a holiday is not complete without dozens of Nut Boats. My Great Grandmother started the tradition over 90 years ago, and I've carried it into the 21st century...She came from Vienna and was the most wonderful woman I have ever known. I hope you will try them, and give some feedback as to how you did or did not like them."
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priscilla in tucson az
Dec 4, 2011
Would make this again.
I found this recipe i'm going to try them. One question though were do you get the tins. Is there something I can use instead? I hope someone replys soon.I am on facebook priscilla garcia. Thanks. any info would be appriciated.
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Dec 8, 2008
Would make this again.
I had a friend in high school whose mom always made these; I've been looking for this recipe for over 20 years! Thank you so much