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Fried potato dough topped with sour cream and cheese — Hungary's favorite street food.
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Lángos is a traditional snack of dough made with mashed potato, stretched flat and deep-fried. It's the classic Hungarian street food, found at stalls in spa towns, markets, and festivals. The most popular way to eat it is hot and crisp, rubbed with garlic and topped with plenty of sour cream and grated cheese.
Mix bread flour, mashed potato, yeast, milk, and salt, knead, and let rise for about 1 hour.
Divide into 6 pieces and stretch each into a flat round by hand.
Fry in 170°C oil until golden on both sides.
Rub grated garlic over the surface as soon as it comes out of the oil.
Spread with sour cream and scatter with grated cheese.