Kürtőskalács or Kürtős Kalács is a Hungarian pastry also known as chimney cake or stove cake or Hungarian wedding cake, is a pastry, cooked on a tapered spit over an open fire. Originally from Transylvania, it is famous as Hungary's oldest pastry. Kürtőskalács is sold in bakeries, pastry shops and even street vendors are selling them on street corners, carnivals and fairs.

The [building of] Székely National Museum in Sepsiszentgyörgy, Transylvania (1911-2) assembles many aspects of Kós’ ideas of a Transylvanian architecture. It is an historical document in itself, housing the collection and incorporating elements of an ethnographic and historical collection within its structure. There are distinct references in the form, planning and construction of the Museum to a number of Transylvanian castles, fortifications, towers and churches and to the simple form and spirit of the traditional Székely house. It would be impossible to divorce the Museum from the history and traditions of the Székely people and Transylvania and from an ideal based on medieval social forms. The final form of the Museum also related closely to a number of Kós’ earlier projects. ... The Museum could be seen as working across scale, settlement patterns and architectural roles, almost as though it were acting as an encyclopedia, fullfilling the historic role of the church, as a focus within the willage and preserving a village scale in its relationship to the street. At the same time, it embodied a relationship and proportion synonymous with Saxon town architecture. As such, it synthesized seeming contradictions within Transylvanian culture and architecture, recognising the interdependent nature of the development of ethnic cultures in Transylvania.