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More. At a glance, empanadas look like radiant suns. We find them in almost every corner of Latin America, with different shapes, doughs and fillings. They are enveloped with dough made of wheat, corn, rye, yucca, plantain, puff pastry or pie crust, to name a few.n the Caribbean empanadas are made with yucca. This root is boiled to form a soft dough and then stuffed with ground beef or crab meat and fried. However, in Cuba, they are made with wheat flour stuffed with guava jelly and are baked.
A Brief History of Empanadas. These pastries, filled with seafood, meat, cheese, vegetables or fruit are wildly popular throughout Latin and South America.Thought to have originated in Spain, where the Empanada Festival is part of Galician culture, the name comes from empanar, or to coat with bread.mpanadas are the traditional Latin version of the hot pocket (an American version). When I was growing up, my mom who is from Spain, and was living in South America, used to make a version with meat, raisins and olives.