I happen to have a
bag of chestnut flour in my fridge that a friend gave me a while ago, and this will be the perfect recipe to try it out with!
I've never
heard of chestnut flour but the pairing of chocolate and chestnuts is always perfect, so this must be wonderful.
And, I have a bag
full of chestnut flour I bought because it sounded interesting and I haven't known what to do with it!
These
slices of chestnut flour & cocoa baked beauties, which happen to be dappled with chocolate chips and cognac soaked chestnuts throughout, follow the typical ratio of a quick bread and have the texture and moisture of one.
Capellas hypothesises that chestnut flour sourdough was not popular with consumers «probably due to the reduction in the characteristic sweet
taste of chestnut flour caused by sourdough fermentation».
You are so talented... I love this
idea of chestnut flour; I am going to search for it here in Manhattan as it sounds delish... Such a great recipe and I can't wait to whip this up.
When one receives a bag
of chestnut flour — XL - sized mind you!
I would like to try, especially as I have a bag
of chestnut flour that I would like to use up (and some cranberries....)
If you have a kitchen scale, measure 200g
of chestnut flour and place in blender.
As I was rooting around my cupboard last week, I discovered a chestnut crepe recipe on the side of a bag
of chestnut flour.