Agnolotti are small, stuffed pasta pockets folded into semi-circular or square shapes and typically filled with meat, vegetables, or cheese. A traditional Piedmontese product, they are boiled and finished in broth or with sauce. The term denotes a specific pasta form, characterized by delicate dough and a rich, savory filling, often served as a premium antipasto or primo in Italian cuisine.
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