Il Burchiello Ristorante Locanda
Risotto di Gò
The word ‘gò’ means ‘ghiozzi’ – lagoon goby fish, in the local dialect. Goby fish is tiny and ugly, however extremely delicious. The recipe is very simple: small fillets of goby fish are first tossed with half a glass of white wine in a pan long enough to get brown, then cooked with Carnaroli rice, and finally mantecato – the technique that makes the risotto properly creamy - with butter, cheese, and a dash of Cognac and lemon juice as final touch.
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The Restaurant
Il Burchiello Ristorante Locanda
of Adelino and Gabriele Carraro
“Burchiello” is a wherry - a light rowboat used for carrying passengers on the Veneto canals and chiefl y from Padua to Venice on the Brenta River on the banks of which many of the marvellous Palladio Villas are to be found. Let’s pretend that our wherry would dock at Mira - one of the most picturesque sites still in good condition and where the typical “Lagoon” cuisine...
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Where we are
Oriago di Mira (Venezia)
Via Venezia, 40
CAP 30034
Tel. 041.472244
Fax 041.472929
www.burchiello.it
ristorante@burchiello.it
Opening and closing time
Closed Mon. and Sun. dinner.
Holidays 15 days in Jan. and 15 days in July.