
Galicia
Empanadillas
Little pastry turnovers filled with tuna, egg and tomato, baked or fried
75 min·4 servings
Ready-made round sheets of dough made from wheat flour, fat and water, filled, folded into half-moons and fried or baked.
In Spain these discs sit chilled or frozen in every supermarket; elsewhere they are most likely found frozen in Latin American or Spanish delis or by mail order, often as larger discs meant for empanadas.
Homemade dough of flour, oil or lard, a splash of white wine, water and salt, rolled thin and cut into rounds, comes closest to the original; shop-bought shortcrust or puff pastry cut into circles also works, but tastes more buttery, and puff pastry turns flaky rather than crisp and smooth.

Galicia
Little pastry turnovers filled with tuna, egg and tomato, baked or fried