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Poland
Cream puffs.

Puerto Rico
Empanadillas
Thin wheat turnovers crimped with a fork around beef, chicken, crab or pizza cheese and fried flat rather than baked.

Albania
Byrek me Kungull
Sweet pumpkin pie made with filo dough and a filling of cooked pumpkin, sugar, and sometimes walnuts or cinnamon, sweet but not cloying filling with tender pumpkin, an autumn and winter treat.

Serbia
Бундевара
Filo layered with grated pumpkin, sugar and cinnamon, sometimes with raisins, baked in a tray and cut into squares dusted with icing sugar.

Australia
Light scones enriched with mashed pumpkin for a golden crumb and gentle sweetness; a Queensland teatime institution spread nationally by Florence Bjelke-Petersen's famous recipe.

Poltava, Ukraine
Пундики
Poltava fried dough puffs stuffed with savoury filling, the city's answer to donuts, eaten hot by the paper bagful.

Sweden
Punschrulle
Marzipan roll with arrack-flavored cream, dipped in chocolate at both ends, a traditional Swedish pastry.

Serbia
Пупинова пита
Pupinova pita is a walnut-and-cherry rolled pastry associated with Mihajlo Pupin’s birthplace in Idvor.

Rajasthan, India
प्याज कचौरी
A Rajasthani deep-fried pastry filled with spiced onions and lentils. It is flaky, spicy, and served with tamarind chutney.

Saint Petersburg, Russia
Пышки
Pyshki are small deep-fried Russian doughnuts dusted with powdered sugar, especially associated with St. Petersburg.

Vietnam
Bánh patê sô
Pate chaud, the Vietnamese-French puff pastry with pork pate sold from bakeries beside banh mi, is a named local adaptation.

Saint Pierre and Miquelon
A traditional fish pie of fresh cod, potatoes, butter, and herbs baked in a pastry crust; a family recipe passed down through generations on Saint Pierre and Miquelon.

Wallonia, Belgium
Pork marinated in wine, vinegar, shallot and thyme, then sealed in a pastry case and baked, eaten cold in slices.

Haiti
Pate ayisyen
Baked puff-pastry parcel of ground beef, cod or chicken, sold from bakery windows and eaten standing up at any hour.

Poland
Polish doughnuts: round, deep-fried yeast doughnuts filled with rose petal jam, plum jam, or custard, glazed with icing or dusted with sugar. A Fat Thursday (Tłusty Czwartek) tradition.

Malta
Round shortcrust parcels gathered at the top and filled with ricotta, peas, spinach and anchovy, or tuna.

Nablus, Palestine
فطيرة قزحة
A semolina cake made with qizha (nigella seed paste), topped with sugar syrup and nuts — a variation of basbousa unique to Nablus.

Yazd, Iran
قطاب
Yazdi qottab are fried pastry crescents filled with almond, sugar and cardamom, then dusted with icing sugar.

Vienna, Austria
Topfenstrudel
Strudel filled with Topfen (Austrian quark cheese), lighter than apple strudel, thin dough with light quark filling, a traditional Viennese dessert.

Portugal
Queijada de cenoura
Small cheese-and-sugar tarts with a creamy, slightly tangy center.

Puerto Rico
A strip of puff pastry wrapped around sweetened cream cheese and glazed with sugar syrup so the top goes lacquered.

Luxembourg
Damson halves stood upright and packed tight on a thin yeast or shortcrust base, baked so the fruit collapses and its juice caramelises.

Grand Est, France
Savory tart with a custard filling of eggs, cream, and lardons from Lorraine.

Quebec, Canada
Cipaille
Large meat pie with multiple game meats and potatoes, Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean regional specialty.

Portugal
Portuguese-style French toast soaked in milk, fried, and rolled in cinnamon sugar.

Dalmatia, Croatia
Half-moon shaped pastry filled with almond paste, flavored with prošek or rum and citrus, a traditional Dalmatian dessert.

France
Pain aux raisins
Spiral laminated pastry with raisins and creme patissiere filling.

Moscow, Russia
Расстегай
Rasstegai is an open-top pie with fish, meat, or mushroom filling and a hole for adding broth, associated with Moscow.

France
Two stacked choux puffs filled with cream and frosted, resembling a nun.

Estonia
Rabarberipirukas
Pie with tart rhubarb filling, a traditional Estonian spring dessert, sweet and tangy.

Dalmatia, Croatia
Kroštule
In Dalmatia, Ribbon Pastries is deep-fried ribbon pastry with citrus zest and sugar.

Luxembourg Moselle, Luxembourg
Veal and pork forcemeat baked inside a pastry loaf with Riesling, set with a wine jelly that fills the gap as it cools.

Brazil
Small deep-fried pastries of soft dough enclosing corn-and-cheese, chicken or shrimp filling, a bakery-counter favorite in São Paulo and Rio.

Portugal
Breaded and fried savory turnovers filled with shrimp, meat, or cod.

Poznań, Poland
A Poznań St. Martin's croissant: a crescent-shaped pastry filled with white poppy seeds, raisins, and nuts, glazed with icing. A November 11 tradition, PGI-protected, sweet and rich.

Romania
Gogoși
Discs of yeasted dough deep-fried and dusted with icing sugar, sometimes filled with jam or chocolate.