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Sweet Chestnut

Sweet Chestnut. Castanea sativa is a species of deciduous tree with an edible seed. It is commonly called sweet chestnut and  marron . Originally native to southeastern Europe and Asia Minor, it is now widely dispersed throughout Europe and in some localities in temperate Asia. 

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Sweet Chestnut

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  1. SweetChestnut • Castanea sativa is a species of deciduous tree with an edible seed. It is commonly called sweet chestnut and marron. Originally native to southeastern Europe and Asia Minor, it is now widely dispersed throughout Europe and in some localities in temperate Asia.  The Romans are saidto have brought the tree from the MediterraneantoNorthern Europe. • So the chestnut is probably as old as the roadto Rome. Another story saysthat the Celts have spread the fruit. But whatcountstoday, is that the nut is nowwidely spread andused in many different ways. The sweetchestnutthat is edible, as opposedto the horse chestnut, is easilyrecogniseablefromits soft, whitish point. It is eatenraw, as well as roasted or cooked. In France forinstance, chestnutpuree is verypopular in desserts or as a side servingwith game dishes. Innumerouscountries, it is soldroastedand hot on street corners. In the North of Italy the marron glacé is extremelypopular, candiedandglazed. The sweetchestnut is the only type of nut thatcontainslots of vitamine C next to a lot lesscalories. But the sweetchestnutremainsanunderestimated nut, even ifitremindsus of the cosy and secure warmth of the family gathering. So we thoughtitwouldnot do itsreputationanyharm to bepromotedin a warm bar of puffpastryfilledwithchestnutflavouredalmondfilling. Ifthisflavouridea and application trigger new ideasforyou, we wouldbe even more pleased. Click leftmousebuttonforrecipe

  2. Butter Puff pastrywithSweetChestnutflavour Dough: 2500 gram Butterpuffpastry Filling: 4300 gram Almondpaste (ready to use) SweetChestnutflavour (naturalflavour) Dosage: 2 / 1000 Dough rolled out to: 2 mm Result: 96 pieces Weight per 4 pieces: Puff pastry: 100 gram Filling: 175 gram Weightafterbaking:250 gram • Moisten the puffpastrybefore rolling in the filling • Length of the portion 7 cm • Brushsurfacewithlooselybeateneggtwicebeforebaking • Second time of brushingjustbefore the pastrygoesinto the oven • Choose moderate floor heat • Do notexceed20 minutes of baking time 240°C

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