Ristorante Al Borgo

chanterelle weeks

our highlights of the chanterelle weeks

in addition to our a la carte menu

Carpaccio di tonno affumicato con Mayo al prezzemolo, cantarelli scottati e crescione
Smoked tuna carpaccio with parsley mayonnaise, fried chanterelles and watercress
EUR 16,90
C D M
Gazpacho di pomodoro con olive taggiasche, burrata, cantarelli tostati e germogli di basilico
Tomato gazpacho with Taggiasca olives, burrata, roasted chanterelles and basil sprouts
EUR 13,50
G O
Rigatoni con salsa di grana e peperoni, cantarelli, piselli, salsiccia e cipolla caramellatala
Rigatoni with grana-pepperoni cream, chanterelles, peas, Salsiccia Avellinese and caramelized onions
EUR 16,50
A G M O
Cavatelli alle vongole, cantarelli e parmigiano, salicornia e gel di prezzemolo
Cavatelli pasta with clams, chanterelles, parmesan, seaweed and parsley gel
EUR 18,50
A G O R
Filetto di branzino, cantarelli al gratin su cremoso di carote all’arancio e salsa di melograno
Sea bass fillet with chanterelle gratin on orange-carrot cream and pomegranate sauce
EUR 27,90
D G
Filetto di manzo glassati al jeux de beef con patate novelle e cantarelli
Glazed beef fillet in Jeux de Beef with new potatoes and chanterelles
EUR 35,70
A G

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about chanterelle

Al Borgo Chanterelle weeks They have season again and are fresh from the local forests: the delicious chanterelle.

The "real chanterelle", as this popular edible mushroom is also called, but we appreciate all its unique taste and its use for numerous mushroom dishes. However, one should observe that the little mushrooms are a little hard to digest: Treat yourself therefore prefer smaller quantities and for more in the season when a large dose at once.

The chanterelle is growing in Austria from July to September and is a fungus with yolk until golden yellow color, whose hat usually 2 - has 9 cm in diameter. The hat has a first hemispherical domed shape to that later evert itself to the hopper and eventually gets an irregular wavy brim.

The fungus flesh is usually determined crisp, whitish to pale yellow and has a mild taste. The chanterelle is often a symbiosis with various needle and Laubäumen and grows mostly on moderately dry and nutrient-poor soils. Rarely does one find a fungus alone, often in groups on only sparsely covered by mosses slopes and blueberry bushes.