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 Yet, this skill evades me!
I love hot chestnuts fresh from the oven and the scent wafting through the house. It is nearing roast chestnuts season but I find it has become quite rare to find a street vendor offering freshly roasted chestnuts on a cold day. 
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"Since my discovery that the Fab Forum is the font of all knowledge, I have found myself seeking answers here. May I ask if anyone knows how to roast chestnuts perfectly? What is the secret? I have tried it, with mixed results from utter failure to ‘wow! This is perfect’ but can’t seem to repeat it. How difficult can it be to simply roast a nut, consistently??? Yet, this skill evades me!
I love hot chestnuts fresh from the oven and the scent wafting through the house. It is nearing roast chestnuts season but I find it has become quite rare to find a street vendor offering freshly roasted chestnuts on a cold day.
Is it too soon to speak of Christmas? It’s a 365-day affair in my world!!"try tossing them in a very hot pan with little or no oil, I used to buy them from street vendors in budapest prepared that way (although they were doing it over coal). Worth a try tho | |||
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"try tossing them in a very hot pan with little or no oil, I used to buy them from street vendors in budapest prepared that way (although they were doing it over coal). Worth a try tho" Oh...so frying rather roasting, so to speak. Thanks, I'll give it a shot. | |||
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"try tossing them in a very hot pan with little or no oil, I used to buy them from street vendors in budapest prepared that way (although they were doing it over coal). Worth a try tho Oh...so frying rather roasting, so to speak. Thanks, I'll give it a shot." yeah, the street vendors would just toss them in a huge pan over coals, absolutely delicious. havent tried it at home myself , but now im curious. | |||
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"try tossing them in a very hot pan with little or no oil, I used to buy them from street vendors in budapest prepared that way (although they were doing it over coal). Worth a try tho Oh...so frying rather roasting, so to speak. Thanks, I'll give it a shot. yeah, the street vendors would just toss them in a huge pan over coals, absolutely delicious. havent tried it at home myself , but now im curious. " They're hard to find nowadays, it seems. I've been thinking of stirring them in hot sand, just to try it.  | |||
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"In the house growing up we had a open fire and a chestnut roasting pan. Score them and put them over the embers… delicious "I see. That makes sense!! Cooks it evenly throughout. That has been my trouble, getting it to cook throughout the whole nut. | |||
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