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empanada

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em·pa·na·da  (mp-näd)
n.
A Spanish or Latin-American turnover with a flaky crust and a spicy or sweet filling.
[Spanish, from past participle of empanar, to coat with breadcrumbs : en-, in (from Latin in-; see en-1) + pan, bread; see panada.]


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