Chestnut Spread

Chestnut Spread




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Here is a nutty, buttery chestnut jam that tastes like walnuts, the forest and vanilla all at the same time! This jam is great with cakes, pies, pancakes or more simply with yogurt. Super easy to make, you’ll enjoy the taste of the fall season all year long.
1 kg chestnuts
1 kg caster sugar
1 vanilla pod
0.5 l water for syrup
1 teaspoon white rum (optional)
 
1.   Peel the chestnuts. To do so, use a knife to cut a deep “x”, then place into boiling water for 5 min. Remove with a slotted spoon, peel off and weigh 1 kg. 
2.   Place the peeled chestnuts in a large pressure-cooker for 30 min. 
3.   Drain and purée with a hand masher to achieve a smooth paste. Reserve in the jam pan. 
4.   In a pot, make a syrup with the sugar and water. When the syrup is boiling, add the vanilla bean cut in half lengthwise and the rum (optional), stir. 
5.   Add the chestnut purée to the syrup and cook to a rolling boil for 10 minutes stirring constantly. 
6.   Discard the vanilla pod and ladle the jam into jars. Screw on the lids firmly, then turn the jars upside down for one minute, flip over and allow to cool. 
 

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Chestnut Spread Recipe






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Preparation time


1 hour


Number of servings

Several






Informations


Ingredients


Preparation





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Here is a nutty, buttery chestnut jam that tastes like walnuts, the forest and vanilla all at the same time! This jam is great with cakes, pies, pancakes or more simply with yogurt. Super easy to make, you’ll enjoy the taste of the fall season all year long.
1 kg chestnuts
1 kg caster sugar
1 vanilla pod
0.5 l water for syrup
1 teaspoon white rum (optional)
 
1.   Peel the chestnuts. To do so, use a knife to cut a deep “x”, then place into boiling water for 5 min. Remove with a slotted spoon, peel off and weigh 1 kg. 
2.   Place the peeled chestnuts in a large pressure-cooker for 30 min. 
3.   Drain and purée with a hand masher to achieve a smooth paste. Reserve in the jam pan. 
4.   In a pot, make a syrup with the sugar and water. When the syrup is boiling, add the vanilla bean cut in half lengthwise and the rum (optional), stir. 
5.   Add the chestnut purée to the syrup and cook to a rolling boil for 10 minutes stirring constantly. 
6.   Discard the vanilla pod and ladle the jam into jars. Screw on the lids firmly, then turn the jars upside down for one minute, flip over and allow to cool. 
 

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