Baked chestnuts

By VicentaLakin

Baked chestnuts
Chestnuts, which are commonly referred to as a repair and treatment service, are considered by Chinese doctors to be warm, with a healthy stomach spleen, replete kidneys, strong and active bleeding and swollen bleeding. The consumption of chestnuts is abundant and can be used to feed the soup with water, which can be used for post-disease and four-legged acids; the use of porridge and sugar for cooking with chestnuts, which can compensate for kidney gas and strong bones; the use of wind to dry the chestnuts early in the morning and late in the morning; and the use of fresh chestnuts to dry the chestnuts for the renal failure of the elderly; and the use of raw chestnuts to rub them in mud in the event of injury or haematoma. It should be noted that chestnuts suffer from indigestion and are prone to degeneration when they are cooked, so they are not allowed to eat too much and are not suitable for indigestion and heat。

Recipe Recommendations

  • chestnut 500 grams
  • qingshui appropriate amount

Steps for Baked chestnuts

  • Make Baked chestnuts step 0
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    Prepare the chestnuts, wash it, dry it。
  • Make Baked chestnuts step 1
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    Cut a few knives on the chestnut with a knife. Be careful, it's easy to cut hands。
  • Make Baked chestnuts step 2
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    Put the plate on tin paper and the cut chestnuts in the grill。
  • Make Baked chestnuts step 3
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    The oven is preheated 180 degrees and the chestnuts are sent to the oven for 30 minutes。
  • Make Baked chestnuts step 4
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    When it came out, they all opened up。
  • Baked chestnuts Make Tips

    The chestnuts I bought were quite large. If they are small ones, roasting for 20 minutes is enough. 1. Chestnuts are "very hard to digest when raw and easily cause stagnation when cooked." People with weak spleens or stomachs, or those with indigestion, should not eat too many. 2. Fresh chestnuts spoil and mold easily. Eating moldy chestnuts can cause poisoning, so spoiled chestnuts should not be eaten. 3. People with weak spleens and stomachs, poor digestion, or rheumatism should avoid eating them. 4. Diabetics should refrain from eating them; infants, and those with weak spleens and stomachs, indigestion, or rheumatism should not eat too many.