Some raw round pansoti from the pasta factory.
Raw round pansoti (but I think they can also be called pansotti, with two t's), one of the classic types of Ligurian pasta, obviously to be seasoned with walnut sauce (sugo di noce).
These, as you will understand, are not homemade but here you can find them almost homemade in one of the many pasta factories (which always provide you with the sauce if you are not able to make it yourself).

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Photo taken with Canon 600D and lens Tamron 16-300.

Pansoti, pansòti in Ligurian, (from the Ligurian pansa, in Italian “belly”), are a typical stuffed pasta of Ligurian cuisine, similar to ravioli, from which they differ essentially in size and the absence of meat in the filling. Pansoti with walnut sauce (pansöti co-a sarsa de noxe) are one of the cheapest and most characteristic dishes of the Genoese tradition. Since pansoti do not contain meat, they are a lean dish, once considered suitable for the penitential period of Lent. They are often mistakenly also called “pansòtti”, as in some Ligurian provinces there is verbal emphasis on the last syllables; the double letter is therefore to be attributed to an exclusively vocal language.
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A plate of pansoti with walnut sauce – Une assiette de pansoti sauce aux noix – Un plato de pansoti con salsa de nueces – Um prato de pansoti com molho de nozes – Ein Teller Pansoti mit Walnusssauce – Một đĩa pansoti sốt quả óc chó – 一盘核桃酱意粉 – クルミソースのパンソティのプレート