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Poffertjes are small Dutch griddle cakes with a light, springy texture and a rounded, puffed shape. They are cooked in a dedicated pan containing multiple shallow depressions and are turned individually so that both sides brown. Traditional batters use yeast and may combine wheat flour with buckwhea...

Chiacchiere are thin pieces of sweet dough that are cut into strips or shapes, fried until crisp, and usually dusted with powdered sugar. They are prepared throughout Italy for Carnival and are known by numerous regional names, including frappe, bugie, crostoli, cenci, and galani. Their bubbled, bri...

Polvorones mexicanos are crumbly Mexican cookies made primarily from flour, fat, and sugar, with recipes using butter, shortening, or lard. They belong to the broader family of short, friable pastries descended from Spanish polvorones, but Mexican versions vary widely in shape, flavor, and decoratio...

Cenci Toscani are thin pieces of sweet dough fried until crisp and commonly dusted with powdered sugar. They are traditionally prepared in Tuscany during Carnival, especially in the period preceding Lent. Closely related pastries appear across Italy under regional names such as chiacchiere, frappe,...

Beignets are square-shaped dough pastries made from leavened dough that is deep-fried until puffy and golden, then generously dusted with powdered sugar. Originally brought to Louisiana by French colonists, they became particularly associated with New Orleans' culinary tradition, especially at Café...

Funnel cake is a fried dough confection associated with American fairs, carnivals, and amusement parks, with origins in Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine. A thin batter of flour, eggs, milk, and sugar is poured through a funnel into hot oil in overlapping circular patterns, creating a distinctive tangle of...

Bugnes are French fried-dough pastries associated particularly with Lyon and the surrounding Rhône region. They are made from thinly rolled dough cut into strips, diamonds, or knots, then fried until golden and dusted with powdered sugar. Traditionally prepared around Mardi Gras, they range from cri...

Chruściki, also known as Faworki, are Polish meringue cookies made from whipped egg whites and sugar, traditionally shaped into small, cone-like figures and dusted with powdered sugar for a light, crisp texture.

Schneeball, German for "snowball," is a pastry specialty associated with Rothenburg ob der Tauber in Bavaria. It is made from shortcrust dough shaped into a roughly spherical form and fried, then commonly finished with powdered sugar; chocolate-coated versions are also sold. The pastry is a regional...