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They take their name from the onomatopoeic paccarià, Neapolitan for ‘to slap’. Which is exactly what they do when cooked, like soft sacs, they slap and flap when you toss them in the sauce, then again in your mouth. Along with rigatoni, paccheri are my preferred shape, and one of the best ways to understand good quality pasta, its porous surface, s

Pansotti are ravioli with ricotta and a mixture of greens, often served with a walnut sauce...delightful and filling.