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8
servingsMedium
Published 2012
Though we tend to think of an empanada as a kind of turnover, in Galicia, Spain, it’s a kind of pie made with a yeast dough enriched with olive oil. Fillings may vary, but this one of onions, peppers, olives and tuna is a popular one. In Spain, this is usually made in a square or rectangular tin, but you can use a square or round tart tin. You’ll have some scraps of dough left after lining the tin and covering the filling with the top crust - make some breadsticks and bake them on a