Colombian empanadas are the street food of the Andes, fried by the thousands at corner stands and family gatherings. The corn masa shell stays crisp and sturdy, holding a savory filling of beef, potato, and hogao that every household seasons a little differently.
The golden snack of every Colombian corner
The masa fries up shatteringly crisp on the outside while staying soft inside, and the filling is juicy, warmly spiced, and comforting. Dunked in ají — the fiery cilantro-lime salsa — they go from excellent to unforgettable.


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