
Madrid, Spain
Alcalá Ring Pastries
Rosquillas de Alcalá
Rosquillas de Alcalá are puff-pastry rings from Alcalá de Henares dipped in egg-yolk glaze and finished with smooth sugar icing.
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Madrid, Spain
Rosquillas de Alcalá
Rosquillas de Alcalá are puff-pastry rings from Alcalá de Henares dipped in egg-yolk glaze and finished with smooth sugar icing.

Andalusia, Spain
In Andalusia, Borrachuelos is Málaga pastry of wine-and-anise dough filled with sweet potato or pumpkin and fried.

Andalusia, Spain
Pastel cordobés
Córdoba Angel-Hair Pastry, locally pastel cordobés, wraps pumpkin angel-hair preserve in round puff pastry finished with sugar and cinnamon.

Balearic Islands, Spain
Formatjada is a small Menorcan crimped pastry traditionally filled with seasoned lamb or pork, xulla, and sobrasada, then baked until golden.

Spain
Bunuelos
Light, airy fried dough balls, sometimes filled with cream or chocolate, dusted with sugar, popular at Christmas and All Saints' Day.

Galicia, Spain
Empanada gallega
A large savory pie from Galicia with a bread or pastry crust, filled with tuna, cod, meat, or seafood, traditionally cut into portions for festivals and gatherings.

Andalusia, Spain
Pestinos
Deep-fried pastry from Andalusia, flavored with anise and lemon, then bathed in honey or coated in sugar, typical of Holy Week and Christmas.

Castile and León, Spain
Hornazo is a Salamanca savoury pie with a baked crust surrounding a filling of pork products and other meats.

Balearic Islands, Spain
Ensaimada
A spiral-shaped pastry from Mallorca made with pork lard (saim), often filled with cabell d'angel (pumpkin jam) or cream, with flaky, airy layers.

Castile-La Mancha, Spain
Flaky puff pastry squares from La Roda, Albacete, filled with cream and dusted with powdered sugar, light and indulgent at once.

Spain
Empanadillas
Small turnover pastries filled with tuna, meat, or vegetables, fried or baked, a popular tapa and snack across Spain.

Gibraltar, Andorra
Gibraltar Torrijas
Spain's version of French toast: stale bread soaked in milk or wine with cinnamon and lemon, then fried and sweetened with honey or sugar, a Holy Week tradition.

Spain
Milhojas
Layered puff-pastry cake with cream or dulce de leche, a bakery classic across Spain.

Madrid, Spain
Porras
A thicker, loopier version of churros from Madrid and central Spain, with a lighter, fluffier interior, served with hot chocolate for dipping.

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