
Wallonia, Belgium
Rombosse
Rombosse is a whole apple wrapped in thin pastry and baked until the fruit softens.
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Wallonia, Belgium
Rombosse is a whole apple wrapped in thin pastry and baked until the fruit softens.

Israel
רוגלך
Small rolled pastries of yeasted dough around chocolate or cinnamon filling, baked and soaked in sugar syrup while hot.

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Rolled sheets of pastry cut and shaped into roses, deep-fried and dusted with sugar or dipped in syrup.

Sweden
Lussekatter
S-shaped saffron-flavored buns with raisins, traditionally eaten for Saint Lucia Day on December 13th.

Saint Martin
Patties de Bœuf
Small, chunky pastry patties filled with spiced beef or fish meat; can be baked or fried, served hot or cold; great as appetizers, cocktail snacks, or side dishes; a popular street food and party snack on the French side.

France
Gateau Saint-Honore
Complex dessert with puff pastry base, caramel-dipped cream puffs, and chiboust cream.

Romania
Mucenici
Figure-of-eight shapes made either as boiled dough in sweet walnut syrup in the south or as baked sweet bread in the north.

Bolivia
Juicy, slightly sweet baked empanadas filled with beef, chicken, or pork with potatoes, peas, olives, and a spicy-sweet sauce. A mid-morning street staple, eaten standing and leaning forward.

Lebanon
سمبوسك
Half-moon pastries filled with minced lamb, onion and pine nuts, crimped shut and fried or baked.

Comoros
Samoussa Comorien
A Comorian version of the samosa: a triangular pastry filled with spiced ground beef, onions, garlic, curry, cumin, cinnamon, cardamom, and saffron; wrapped in brick pastry or filo and fried or baked; a popular snack and street food.

Djibouti
ሳምቡሳ
Crispy triangular fried pastries stuffed with spiced lentils, beans or beef. The Ethiopian-Eritrean cousin of the Indian samosa, beloved at fasting tables, breakfast spreads and Ramadan iftars.

Israel
סמבוסק
Half-moon of short dough filled with chickpeas, meat or cheese, baked or fried, and sold from Iraqi and Syrian Jewish bakeries.

Guadeloupe
समोसा
A crisp South Asian pastry is folded around spiced potato, peas, onion, or meat, then fried and served with chutney

Kazakhstan
Самса
Samsa is a Kazakh tandoor-baked pastry filled with meat, onions, or pumpkin, with a browned shell surrounding a juicy interior.

Algeria
سمسة
Triangles of malsouka pastry layered with ground almond and sesame, fried and soaked in rose or geranium syrup.

Canadian Prairies, Canada
Tarte aux Saskatoon
Pie made from Saskatoon berries with sweet almond flavor, indigenous to western Canada, Prairie specialty.

Savonia, Finland
Savolainen mustikkakukko
Bilberry pie from Savo region, EU PGI protected product, traditional preparation with wild bilberries in rye crust.

Estonia
Pirukad
Stuffed dough pockets with meat, cabbage, carrots, rice or mushrooms, baked or fried, a popular street snack.

Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Schwäbischem salzkuchen is a dish made with a defined local recipe and ingredients.

Scotland, United Kingdom
A small straight-sided double-crust pie of spiced minced mutton, with the pastry wall standing above the lid to hold beans or gravy.

Sardinia, Italy
Sardinian fried semolina fritter with pecorino and honey.

Chile
Empanada de mariscos
Empanada filled with mixed seafood, onions, and seasonings, a coastal Chilean specialty, fresh and flavorful.

Nepal
सेल रोटी
Fermented rice batter is poured in a ring into hot oil and fried into a sweet, crisp-edged bread for Nepali festivals.

El Salvador
A Salvadoran sweet jam-filled pastry with a lattice top, a daily and home classic

Estonia
Vastlakukkel
Cardamom-spiced wheat bun filled with whipped cream, traditional for Shrovetide, dusted with powdered sugar.

Guangdong, China
煎堆
Hollow glutinous rice dough balls rolled in sesame seeds and deep-fried until they puff, filled with sweet lotus or red bean paste.

Serbia
Сеченица
Sečenica is a Vranje pie of stretched pastry filled with cheese and eggs, baked in a shallow tray.

Syria
صفيحة
Small open-faced pies of dough topped with minced lamb, tomato, onion and pomegranate molasses, baked hot and fast.

Malta
Fritters of yeasted batter with cauliflower, anchovy or ġbejna dropped into hot oil, eaten in Lent.

Naples, Italy
Naples' clam-shaped pastry of many thin crisp leaves (riccia) or a softer shortcrust version (frolla), filled with semolina, ricotta, candied fruit, and cinnamon.

United States
A Shaker pie of paper-thin whole lemon slices — rind and all — in a custard, baked in pastry.

Cyprus
Σιάμισι
Thin dough wrapped around semolina custard and deep-fried, then rolled in sugar and eaten hot from the pan.

Azerbaijan
Şəkərbura
Crescent pastry packed with ground almond or walnut and sugar, its surface crimped with tweezers into wheat-ear patterns.

United States
A Pennsylvania Dutch molasses pie with a crumbly, cake-like top over a sticky molasses bottom.

Azerbaijan
Şor qoğal
Layered round bun with a savoury filling of turmeric, fennel, caraway and salt worked between the sheets of dough.

Finland
Laskiaispulla
Soft wheat bun filled with whipped cream and jam or almond paste, traditional Shrove Tuesday treat.