Meanings of empanada in English

She reached for a small spinach empanada and took a bite.

They even have a food called pastiche, which is basically an empanada with cheese.

The prices are also more expensive now so that an empanada now costs three pesos.

She tried a fried empanada and the other sauce, then left him to his meal.

You kick off the night with an empanada lesson.

After the empanada is demonstrated, we are challenged to make one in whatever shape we can imagine.

Grab an empanada at one of the rustic cafes or check out the latest exhibit at the village art gallery.

Now Chilean Rodrigo Cartagena is introducing New Zealanders to the joys of the empanada at his cafe and catering business Puro Chile.

Its version is called the empanada, a name derived from the Portuguese and Spanish verb 'empanar' meaning to wrap or coat in bread or pastry.

Our next class is in empanada, a filled pastry that looks like a small pastie and is found on every street corner in South America.

Occasionally exiled Chilean leftists would turn up with a Tupperware box of empanadas.

Bet I'll have you smacking your lips for sweet potato empanadas.

These are somewhere between samosas and empanadas, but they're easier to make than either.

We must have the goat cheese cakes with lavender honey, and the spinach empanadas.

What should I do? I looked down, addressing my empanadas.

Slidell's are fleshy and loose, the bags under his eyes the size of empanadas.