
Serbia
Tulumba
Ridged fingers of choux-style dough deep-fried then drowned in cold sugar syrup, crisp-shelled and juicy within — the baklava-shop counter classic of Turkey and the former Ottoman world.
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Serbia
Ridged fingers of choux-style dough deep-fried then drowned in cold sugar syrup, crisp-shelled and juicy within — the baklava-shop counter classic of Turkey and the former Ottoman world.

Cape Verde
Pastel de Atum
Cape Verdean pastry filled with seasoned tuna, onion and herbs, fried or baked for a portable snack.

Sfax, Tunisia
بقلاوة
A Tunisian baklava of layers of thin pastry interspersed with ground pine nuts, almonds, hazelnuts and pistachios, brushed with butter and dipped in honey syrup.

Hungary
Túrós lepény
Sweet curd cheese pastry bars.

Lithuania
Žagarėliai
Thin, twisted deep-fried pastries dusted with powdered sugar, similar to Scandinavian klejner.

Tyrol, Austria
Kiachln
Fried dough discs from Tyrol, often served with sauerkraut or as a sweet with jam, crispy exterior not greasy, a simple Alpine specialty, traditional.

Braga, Portugal
Tíbias de Braga is a Portuguese sweet from Braga, shaped as a pastry and finished with its characteristic sugar, nut, or egg filling.

Herzegovina, Serbia
Torn pieces of yeasted dough dropped into hot oil and fried into irregular puffed balls, eaten hot with kajmak and cheese.

Valencia, Spain
Fartons
Elongated, glazed sweet buns from Valencia, specifically designed for dipping in horchata de chufa, with a soft, airy texture.

Transylvania, Romania
A Transylvanian Hungarian dessert of thin pastry layered over sweetened semolina and apple, baked until golden and dusted with sugar.

Russia
Ватрушка
Vatrushka is a ring-shaped pastry with tvorog cheese filling, sometimes with raisins, sweet yeast dough with creamy cheese filling and golden-brown top.

Venezuela
Empanada
Half-moon of maize dough — not wheat — filled with cheese, shredded beef, black beans or shark, and deep-fried until the shell blisters.

Moldova
A rope of paper-thin stretched dough filled with curd, pumpkin, apple or walnut, coiled into a spiral and baked until the outer turns crisp.

Luxembourg
Strips of enriched dough knotted or twisted, deep-fried and buried in icing sugar — the Carnival pastry of Luxembourg.

South Karelia, Finland
Lappeenranta variation of lihapiirakka with ham and egg, named 'Hydrogen' during Cold War era, a regional street food.

Argentina
Vigilante
A simple factura of puff pastry twisted into a short stick, glazed with syrup. Named, like the dessert, after the police who frequented the cafés where it was invented.

South Karelia, Finland
Sweet cardamom-nutmeg pretzel from Vyborg/Lappeenranta.

Kenya
A coastal Swahili sweet rice flour fritters, a daily and street classic

Croatia
In Croatia, Viška pogača is Vis bread pie with tomato, onion, and olive oil.

Switzerland
Pastetli
A tall puff pastry case filled with veal, chicken or mushrooms in a cream sauce, with a pastry lid set back on top.

New Caledonia
This New Caledonian vol-au-vent fills puff pastry with mussels, prawns, fish, or scallops in a creamy seafood sauce.

Västerbotten, Sweden
Västerbottenostpaj
Savory pie made with Västerbotten cheese, cream, and eggs, a beloved Swedish party and buffet dish.

Kosovo
Pite me arra
Ground walnuts and sugar rolled through thin pastry sheets and soaked in a light syrup after baking — leaner and less buttery than baklava.

Serbia
Orehnjača
Traditional yeasted dough roll filled with ground walnuts, lemon juice, sugar, and milk, a holiday dessert, nutty and sweet.

Jordan
وربات
Squares of layered filo filled with semolina custard or cream, baked and drenched in sugar syrup, then dusted with pistachio.

Austria
Weichselstrudel rolls sour cherries with sugar and crumbs in thin pastry, balancing tart juice against a crisp crust.

United States
A Southern pie of mashed white potatoes, sugar, butter, and spice — a sliceable custard.

United States
A Pennsylvania Dutch 'cake' of two soft chocolate cakes sandwiching a fluffy cream filling.

Denmark
Wienerbrød
Denmark's iconic laminated, buttery, flaky pastry, the national and daily staple.

Guangdong, China
老婆饼
A flat flaky pastry round filled with candied winter melon and glutinous rice flour, faintly sweet and chewy inside a shattering crust.

Andorra
Bunyols de vent
Traditional sweet fritters enjoyed every November on All Saints' Day; light and airy dough fritters dusted with sugar; the name means 'wind fritters' for their hollow, airy interior; a festive Andorran treat; found at bakeries and celebrations in November; the fritters of All Saints' Day; light, sweet, and airy.

United States
A Wisconsin Danish pastry ring — oval, flaky, and filled, the state's official pastry.

Switzerland
A thin open tart on a large round base, filled either with fruit and a milk-and-egg custard or with cheese, onion or vegetables.

England, United Kingdom
A batter of egg, flour and milk poured into smoking-hot beef dripping and baked until it climbs the tin and hollows out.

Tunisia
يويو
Doughnut of dough enriched with orange juice, fried and dipped in honey syrup so the outside stays sticky.

Algeria
زلابية
Small coils or balls of fermented batter fried until crisp, then soaked in syrup or dusted with sugar at Egyptian sweet shops.