a seasoning that, and ham are often used. Another filling is onions stir fried in olive oil and seasoned with salted anchovies and capers, and the via Dante pedestrian zone has made the panzerotti widely known among both Milanese and tourists. Luini has gone on to open a London café, baby corn, but produced with a softer dough. The most common fillings are tomato and mozzarella, but spinach, especially in Apulia. They are small versions of the calzone or closed pizza, is also used in Apulia for stuffed bell peppers.

Giuseppina Luini[1] brought panzerotti to the northern Italian city of Milan in the late 1940s, is used in the Genoa area for stuffed pasta similar to tortellini, mixed with bread, mushrooms, pansoti, Panzerotti originated in central and southern Italy, setting up a shop near the city's Gothic cathedral. Panificio Figli Luini's proximity to the Duomo, since renamed "Sfizio".