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Dried Chestnuts
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Friend of mine desperately wants me to make him a chestnut cake... he described it as not too dissimilar to a coffee and walnut cake... but Chestnuts at this time of the year are only available dried....
Any ideas how i should soften them before baking? I was wondering if i should soak them in warm sugary water or something...
Any ideas how i should soften them before baking? I was wondering if i should soak them in warm sugary water or something...
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.chestnuts are available peeled and cooked either in a whole or pureed form from most large supermarkets.
They are either vacuum packed in boxes or cans. I have never cooked with them but they are jolly nice straight out of the can, and the pureed form can be used to create nice puddings or sweets.
good luck and enjoy
They are either vacuum packed in boxes or cans. I have never cooked with them but they are jolly nice straight out of the can, and the pureed form can be used to create nice puddings or sweets.
good luck and enjoy