Empanadas travel the length of Argentina, changing slightly with each region, but the criolla filling of beef, onion, and hard-boiled egg is the version everyone loves first. Baked until golden and crimped by hand, they are the snack that shows up at every party, picnic, and school fundraiser.
A hand-crimped pocket of Sunday lunch
The pastry is short and tender with a hint of richness, while the filling is savory and fragrant with cumin and paprika, brightened by briny olives and creamy egg. Warm from the oven, the first bite releases a little puff of steam that smells like home.


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