The Esterházy slice is a Hungarian cream cake. It was developed by Budapest confectioners in the early 20th century during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and is still much loved today.
Pronounced ‘ga-lah-kto-BOU-re-koh’, not ‘Galactic Bourek-o’, this slice is easier made than said – and with one bite into the buttery, flaky filo filled with sweet semolina custard, it’ll be even easier to see why it’s such a popular Greek treat. Go the extra effort and make fresh filo for this pie.
The Esterházy slice is a Hungarian cream cake. It was developed by Budapest confectioners in the early 20th century during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and is still much...
Pronounced ‘ga-lah-kto-BOU-re-koh’, not ‘Galactic Bourek-o’, this slice is easier made than said – and with one bite into the buttery, flaky filo filled with sweet semolina custard,...