Pasta Database

Culurgiones vs Ravioli

Culurgiones is potato and pecorino filling sealed with a pleated braid like an ear of wheat. Ravioli is filling sealed between two squares of egg sheet, edges crimped.

Side by side, to scale

10 mm

Culurgiones: 50 to 70 mm by 30 to 40 mm

Ravioli: 35 to 60 mm by 35 to 60 mm

Footprints from the length and width in each record, one scale for both. See every shape on the chart.

FamilyStuffedStuffed
RegionSardiniaAll of Italy
SectionPotato and pecorino filling sealed with a pleated braid like an ear of wheatFilling sealed between two squares of egg sheet, edges crimped
Length50 to 70 mm35 to 60 mm
Width or diameter30 to 40 mm35 to 60 mm
Wall or thickness1 to 1.5 mm0.6 to 1 mm
SurfaceSmoothSmooth
HollowNoNo
DoughSemolina and waterEgg pasta
Cook time5 to 8 min3 to 6 min
Energy, dry, per 100 g371 kcal (dry semolina pasta)288 kcal (fresh pasta)
Protein, dry, per 100 g13.0 g11.3 g
Products cataloguednot measured2656
Pairs withPomodoro, Butter and sageButter and sage, Pomodoro, In brodo, Cream sauce, Walnut sauce

Culurgiones

A rich potato and cheese filling under a thick semolina skin. A light tomato with pecorino cuts it; butter and sage is the plainer option.

Ravioli

The filling carries the flavour, so the sauce stays simple and smooth: brown butter with sage, a light tomato, a little cream, or a broth. A heavy ragu fights the filling and tears the pasta.

Can you swap them?

Ravioli for culurgiones: yes, a potato ravioli.

Both take Pomodoro, Butter and sage.

Only ravioli: In brodo, Cream sauce, Walnut sauce.

Sources

  • Dimensions, surface, dough, and cook time: each shape page names the brand page, spec sheet, or measured box behind every figure.
  • Energy and protein: USDA FoodData Central, per 100 g of the dough, public domain.
  • Products catalogued: Open Food Facts, Open Database License, read on 2026-08-25. A crowd database: a count is a floor.