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Does anyone know how to tell if a nut has worms before it is roasted and opened?Reply Lauren saysOctober 30, 2016 at 2:32 pmStore them in a cool place in a container for a couple of weeksWish I saw your comment firstReply Ashley November 6, 2014 at 10:23 pm # Tonya, I just recently was invited to a chestnut farm and the owners were so gracious to explain what to do with chestnuts! They fall off the tree in a very prickly tennis ball-like seedCandied Chestnuts (aka, Marrons Glacs, or Marrons Confits) Candied chestnuts are roasted or boiled chestnuts that have then been cooked repeatedly in a bath of syrupThen I see this post! Awesome! Thank you!!!!!Reply Valentina MWhen white snow covers the mountains in January may my braiser be full of acorns and Chestnuts -- Luis de Gngora, Spanish poet, 1581Cuando cubra las montaas de blanca nieve el enero, tenga yo lleno el brasero de bellotas y castaas
Kathy Maister said: Diana, enjoy! Tis the season& In the meantime, the chestnuts available here are mostly imported, hence the high priceWe suggest that you freeze what you don't use in the freezerSorry I cant be of more help! Reply Karen November 10, 2016 at 9:20 am # My daughter just brought m a small bag of Gefen chestnuts Feel free to eat the chestnuts then or whenever you choose, My grandmother wrapped the roasted chestnuts with a clean dishtowel till cooled a little and removed the shells with the towelQuestion 2: I was wondering if your chestnuts are pure 100% American chestnuts or if they have Chinese, Japanese, or other variety stock? Answer 2: Our chestnuts are a European/American hybridWe picked them all through October in MIEvery year my step dad would take on the job of roasting and peeling them to add to the Thanksgiving stuffing, and every year I would fill my plate at least ninety percent full of said stuffing, and eat all the chestnuts out of it I could find
I have been baking my chestnuts in the oven with an x on the top at 425 degrees with some degree of success in the peeling partEven if we had to drive out the chestnuts from the spiky chestnut husks with some damage on our fingers, these memories of autumnal walks are greatWe have found two popular, but very different, ways of serving chestnutsSet out a plate of roasted chestnuts with shells on on the night of NovPatti said: I just made the nutsHope that helps! Reply Malcolm Craven October 30, 2016 at 10:29 am # I live in France and I have 40 sweet chestnut trees in my gardenI love to eat chestnuts, but I have no patience to do the peelingYou will find when you open the towel that much of the shell is already removed and the rest of the shells are easier to removeI learned about how bone-healthy these are right here: Donna Kingman saysDecember 21, 2013 at 4:15 amWe do this every yearWhile you do this, bring a pot of water to a boil
Published 17 October 2002; revised 18 February 2011My job was to peel them for her, which was very hardCONTACTING US [Back]You can tell the chestnuts are done when the shell peels back and the inside gets golden brownMy husband has always boiled them and my father roasted them(You can also sprinkle with Sea Salt at this point) Roast in a preheated 425 degree oven at the lowest rack position for 20 30 minutesAdd 1/4 cup of water to the makeshift foil bagI was able to get rid of the mold by washing it off the nuts, drying them good and putting them in the fridge in a paper bag until they reached fridge temperatureQuestion 5: Wow, I just wanted to let you know I tried to roast the chestnuts in the oven
It took them a few minutes before they would try oneThe 15 minutes in the oven were insufficient to cook them to tenderness, and it wasnt possible to remove the shells and skin without breaking the chestnuts into crumbly pieces.Reply Barbara saysJanuary 13, 2016 at 3:28 pmI have tried for years to make chestnuts only to toss so many out because we couldnt peel them&This was THE BEST ever&I tried it myself firstThe 6 days is to let them ripenThanks for the simmering tip, ToriI have heard October-January, is that true? Answer 3: We have freshly harvested chestnuts available from the beginning of September through the middle of DecemberThe ones Ive seen are a bit pricier than fresh chestnuts, but it would no doubt be a quick fix for your stew 639f64c4a4
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