Italian food

The word cappelletti means “little hats” which is what this pasta should resemble; they're round, from Modena, stuffed with meat, and traditionally served in broth.

Ravioli are claimed to come from either Genoa or Cremona, depending on who you believe, and are square in shape and are traditionally stuffed with beef or cheese.

Pictures:

1. Cappelletti



2. Ravioli

What's the difference between tortellini and cappelletti then? Your image of cappelletti looks exactly like tortellini.

http://italianfood.about.com/od/stuffedpasta/r/blr0103a.htm

Thanks for the clear answer ehBeth.

I'll leave eating hats to Charlie Chaplin and/or other renown hobos of the silent era.

Actually, they look more like bonnets. or even in the shape of an octopus.

Arancini

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arancini

Very useful information...

... and your point is? To prepare for signature spamming?

Ribollita

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribollita