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Savory doughnut; filled with meat or cheese instead of jam.
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Savory doughnut; filled with meat or cheese instead of jam.
A Polish croquette built on a crepe: a thin naleśnik rolled around sauerkraut and mushroom or ground meat, breaded, pan-fried gold, and served beside a mug of clear red barszcz.
Sauerkraut and mushroom croquette.
Puff pastry filled with spiced vegetables (potato, peas, carrot). Ubiquitous bakery snack.
Mixed vegetable cutlet in bread.
Bread roll with mixed vegetable filling.
A Bengali stuffed fried bread named for the beloved of Radha. A maida round seals a spiced urad-dal paste scented with fennel and asafoetida, fried to a puff and eaten with cholar dal or aloor dom.
Large kachori stuffed with spiced onion filling, served with tamarind and coriander chutney.
Puff pastry with spiced paneer filling.
Crustless white bread flattened into a wrapper, sealed at a wet seam around dry spiced paneer and deep-fried to a gold log that shatters onto a soft cheese centre. A north Indian tea-stall snack.
Puff pastry with spiced mutton filling.
Breaded mutton patty in bread.
Flaky pastry with spiced minced meat filling; Hyderabadi samosa-like snack.
A Bengali winter bread of sweet pea paste sealed in soft maida and fried until it puffs, served with niramish aloor dom and tied to the brief window when fresh koraishuti reach the market.
Deep-fried spiced lentil-stuffed bread (kachori) with potato or pea curry.
Breaded fish patty in bread.
Puff pastry with hard-boiled egg inside.
Vegetable or meat cutlet (breaded, fried patty) in sandwich with sauce.
Bengali cutlet/fritter (fish chop, mutton chop, vegetable chop) in bread.
Puff pastry with spiced chicken filling.
A spiced minced-chicken cutlet, bound with potato and fried gold, slid into buttered white bread: the Anglo-Indian patty that became the Irani-cafe and railway-platform sandwich.