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empanada
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Savory pastry filled with meat, vegetables, or cheese, popular as a snack or street food.
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empanada
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Traditionally filled with meat or vegetables and baked or fried.
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empanada
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Popular savory pastry filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables, commonly found in Spain and Latin American countries
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empanada
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Popular savory pastry filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables, often enjoyed as a snack or street food.
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empanada
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Common savory pastry dish, popular as street food or appetizer.
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empanada
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Spain
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Typically a small savory pie with a meat filling
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empanadas
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Spain
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Considered a significant part of Spanish cuisine and typically filled with seafood or vegetables
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empanadas
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Commonly served as a pastry filled with sweet ingredients for dessert or merienda (afternoon snack).
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empanadas condiments
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Spain
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May be accompanied by a drizzle of honey, powdered sugar, or a side of chocolate sauce for dipping.
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empanadas dough
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Spain
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Can be made with a variety of doughs, including wheat, corn, or sweet dough, and then baked or fried.
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empanadas eating etiquette
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Traditionally eaten with hands or enjoyed with a fork and knife, depending on the occasion and setting.
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empanadas size
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Typically smaller in size, intended as a snack or dessert item.
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