This recipe for Hungarian Cream Puffs or Moors' Heads - Indianer in Hungarian so named because they resemble the turbans worn by some East Indians - is similar to French profiteroles. The French had a profound effect on the pastries of Hungary and Austria in the late 1800s and the connection remains strong.
These miniature cream puffs can also be made in Indianer pans, similar to standard muffin tins (3-inch diameter). Usually a sponge cake recipe is used for the indianer pans, but this recipe works fine.