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fánk
What is it? 
A Hungarian deep-fried dough pastry, typically eaten during Carnival season before Lent. Light and airy, fánk is often dusted with powdered sugar and served with jam, and it is closely associated with winter festivals and family traditions.
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Fried Dough
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Hungarian
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