Ristorante Al Borgo

pumpkin weeks

our highlights of the pumpkin weeks

in addition to our a la carte menu

Carpaccio di Spada con zucca sottile, melograno maionese e crescione
Swordfish carpaccio with thin pumpkin slices, pomegranate mayonnaise and watercress
EUR 16,90
C D O
Flan di Zucca con Salsa di Gorgonzola e noci tostate
Pumpkin flan with gorgonzola sauce and roasted walnuts
EUR 11,60
E G
Risotto alla zucca con coda di rospo, olive Taggiasche e fonduta di asiago
Pumpkin risotto with monkfish, Taggiasca olives and Asiago cheese fondue
EUR 18,90
A D G O
Ravioli di burrata, crema di zucca, crumble di amaretti e tartufo nero
Burrata ravioli with pumpkin cream, amaretti crumble and black truffle
EUR 17,90
A C G
Filetto di pesce San Pietro al forno con puree di patate e zucca
Baked San Pietro fish fillet with mashed pumpkin and potatoes
EUR 27,90
D G
Capocollo di maiale al forno con salsa bruna e fantasia di funghi e zucca saltati
Baked roast pork with brown demi-glace sauce and sautéed mushroom-pumpkin fantasy
EUR 22,80
A G O

Information within the meaning of the Food Information Regulation to allergenic substances are at the restaurant


about pumpkins

Al Borgo pumpkin week The pumpkin is one of the oldest plants in the world. Even in the Bible it is mentioned. They originally come from Central and South America, where they were already cultivated 8000 years ago estimated by the natives of Peru and Mexico. They are even older than beans or corn.

Not too long ago, the pumpkin was considered a vegetable of poor people. Today he is even in the award-winning restaurant on the plate. It tastes, is healthy, and from its seeds, the quality pumpkin seed oil is also obtained.

Pumpkins come in a variety of shapes, colors and sizes: from round, flat, oval, oblong to bottle-shaped; white, cream, light yellow to dark orange, light to dark green, striped or mottled; tennis ball up small feet tall. The color of the flesh can vary from white to yellowish, light green to orange. Season have pumpkins in Austria from September to March (incl. Stock). Stored correctly, it can be eaten until the spring.