Chimney cakes have landed in Georgia
Lumier in Peachtree Corners, Georgia, is now serving chimney cakes, a traditional Hungarian sweet treat. Also known as kürtőskalács, the cakes are made of yeasted dough wrapped around a spit and baked in sugar. The versions at Lumier stretch 12 to 15 inches long.
At Lumier in Peachtree Corners, chimney cakes stretch 12 to 15 inches. Known in Hungarian as kürtőskalács, chimney cakes are traditionally made of sweet, yeasted dough, wrapped around a spit, rolled in sugar and baked.
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