Ravioli and other filled-pasta recipes you need
From agnolotti through to tortellini, we have you covered.
You know and love ravioli, those delightful pasta quadrilaterals that are stuffed, more often than not, with pumpkin and ricotta. 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. Whatever shape takes your fancy, the premise for these recipes is simple: fold, eat, repeat.
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Tipo 00's potato and cauliflower tortelloni
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Sarah Cicolini's beef and ricotta cannelloni
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Prosciutto and parmesan cappellacci with brown butter and asparagus
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Agostino's mushroom tortelloni with buffalo ricotta
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Al Dente's tortellini cacio e pepe
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Ricotta agnolotti with anchovy butter by Alberto's Lounge
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Cheat's spinach and ricotta ravioli
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Paccheri with sausage ragù and mozzarella
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Anna Maria Eoclidi's tortelli caramelle
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Beef agnolotti with hazelnut and sage butter
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Pendolino's mezzalune di maiale con guanciale brasato e asparagi (mezzalune ravioli with braised pork cheek and asparagus)
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Mitch Orr's potato and leek ravioli
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Casoncelli alla Bergamasca (the Al Dente way)
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