
Austria
Apple Strudel
Apfelstrudel
Thin pastry rolled with spiced apple filling, raisins, and breadcrumbs, traditionally stretched by hand until paper-thin, a legendary Austrian icon.
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Austria
Apfelstrudel
Thin pastry rolled with spiced apple filling, raisins, and breadcrumbs, traditionally stretched by hand until paper-thin, a legendary Austrian icon.

Lower Carniola, Slovenia
Belokranjska povitica is a rolled Bela krajina yeast pastry filled with fresh curd cheese and herbs.

Slovenia
A Slovenian dessert of elderflower blossoms dipped in sweet batter and deep-fried until golden, dusted with powdered sugar, a springtime treat.

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Burek
The Bosnian burek, layers of thin phyllo dough spiralled around a filling of minced beef and onions, baked until golden and crisp. In Bosnia, only the meat version is called burek.

Croatia
In Croatia, krafne are airy yeast doughnuts filled with jam and dusted with sugar, sold fresh at bakeries.

Slovenia
Krofi are Slovenian jam doughnuts filled with apricot or another fruit preserve and fried until light.

Upper Carniola, Slovenia
Small fritters of leavened dough dropped into hot fat, puffed and rolled in sugar, sold at fairs and made at home on cold days.

Ljubljana, Slovenia
Pofaláča is a Ljubljana pastry pie with a thin baked crust and a soft, sweet filling.

Carinthia (Slovenia), Slovenia
Povitnek is a Carinthian rolled pastry with a thin dough wrapped around a sweet or curd filling.

Prekmurje, Slovenia
Protected layered cake from Prekmurje: filo alternating with poppy seed, walnut, apple and cottage cheese fillings, nine layers deep, baked and cut into squares.

Prekmurje, Slovenia
Spehovka is a Prekmurje savoury pastry filled with lard and onion, baked into a flaky roll or slice.

Slovenia
Trojanski krofi
Outsized jam doughnuts sold at the pass at Trojane, the compulsory stop on the old road between Ljubljana and Celje.