You know and love ravioli, those delightful pasta quadrilaterals that are stuffed, more often than not, with pumpkin and ricotta. After all, not much can beat homemade ravioli recipes in the cooler months. But are you familiar with its other filled-pasta cousins? Agnolotti are Piedmont’s oblong answer to ravioli, while tri-tipped pansotti hail from Liguria and tortellini come from Bologna. Whatever shape takes your fancy, the premise for these recipes is simple: fold, eat, repeat.
Here we have the classic ravioli filling recipe of spinach and ricotta, as well as prawn ravioli and pumpkin and ricotta cheese filling. If you’re after other filled pasta, try our mushroom cannelloni, tortellini Bolognese or beef agnolotti
These are our best ravioli recipes and other filled pastas.

Sean Moran’s spring ravioli with peas, ricotta and zucchini flowers

Roast pumpkin tortellini with amaretti, sage and onion

Leek and goat’s cheese tortellini with fennel sauce

Green ravioli with pecorino and butter sauce

Casoncelli alla Bergamasca (the Al Dente way)

Tipo 00’s potato and cauliflower tortelloni

Sarah Cicolini’s beef and ricotta cannelloni

Spinach and ricotta rotolo

Quail egg and ricotta ravioli

Prosciutto and parmesan cappellacci with brown butter and asparagus

Agostino’s mushroom tortelloni with buffalo ricotta

Al Dente’s tortellini cacio e pepe

Pumpkin ravioli with sage brown butter

Ricotta agnolotti with anchovy butter by Alberto’s Lounge

A cheat’s recipe for spinach and ricotta ravioli

Paccheri with sausage ragù and mozzarella

Anna Maria Eoclidi’s tortelli caramelle

James Hird and Todd Garratt: Pansotti with cime di rapa and salsa di noce (ravioli with cime di rapa and walnut sauce)

Pea tortellini

Goat’s cheese ravioli with broccolini and salsa di noci

Nettle and ricotta ravioli with golden raisins

Pansotti with walnut sauce

Beef agnolotti with hazelnut and sage butter

Ravioles

Tortellini Bolognese

Tortellini in brodo

Mezzalune di maiale con guanciale brasato e asparagi (mezzalune ravioli with braised pork cheek and asparagus)

Mitch Orr’s potato and leek ravioli

Ravioli alla Caprese

Mushroom cannelloni

Al Dente’s prawn ravioli
What are ravioli usually served with?
Depending on your choice of recipe and filling, the perfect sauce for your pasta parcels will vary. If you’re going with something classic like a spinach and ricotta ravioli recipe, then a simple tomato and basil sauce will complement your pasta perfectly. For pumpkin and sage, a burnt butter sauce is ideal. And for something a little funkier like a seafood or prawn ravioli, a bisque is your best option.
Do Italians put sauce on ravioli?
In Italy, ravioli is commonly served with a sauce or a bisque, depending on the filling of the pasta. As above, a tomato-based or butter is common, but ragù, gorgonzola or porcini sauces are also delicious accompaniments.