Thin, tender Austrian crêpes folded around apricot jam and dusted with sugar — the Viennese pancake that fills coffeehouse tables and grandmothers’ kitchens alike.
Vienna’s thinner-than-thin pancake
Palatschinken came to Austria from the Hungarian palacsinta, and Vienna adopted them wholeheartedly. Unlike French crêpes they’re made with flour, milk, eggs, and a pinch of salt, then folded into triangles around jam — apricot being the eternal favorite.


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