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Small cheese scones — a Hungarian savory bake.
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Pogácsa are small round savory bakes loved all over Hungary, with cheese, potato, or cracklings (pork crackling) worked into the dough. The tops are scored in a crosshatch before baking. They're eaten with wine, at parties, and as a snack for the road.
Cut cold butter into the flour, baking powder, and salt.
Add half the cheese, the sour cream, and egg yolk and bring together.
Roll to 1.5 cm thick and score a crosshatch on top.
Cut out with a 4 cm round cutter.
Brush with beaten egg white, top with the remaining cheese, and bake at 200°C for 18 minutes.