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Chestnut Puree

fillefatale · 2011-12-14 10:41:57

I bought some tins of chestnut puree when they were on sale, thinking they'd be handy for incorporating into a christmas dinner. I've googled it a few times but am still at a loss. Does anyone have any suggestions? Preferably vegan, but I'll be with carnivores too so even vegetarian meals would be great. Thanks!

14-12-2011 10:41am

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I bought some tins of chestnut puree when they were on sale, thinking they'd be handy for incorporating into a christmas dinner. I've googled it a few times but am still at a loss. Does anyone have any suggestions? Preferably vegan, but I'll be with carnivores too so even vegetarian meals would be great. Thanks!

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#2 14-12-2011 2:45pm

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It can be a thin layer in a nut roast type thing or if mixed with herbs etc they make incredibly good suasages. I suppose you could do both! Mix with herbs and be a layer in a roast.:D

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