Chestnut

By VicentaLakin

Chestnut
It was a mistake. It's meant to be a sugared chestnut, trying to put all the sugar juice in the chestnut. I didn't think I'd get the frosted chestnuts to dry the juice. Chestnuts are covered in a sand cream that looks good. It's a surprise. But I wonder if the chestnuts are hard because they've been cooking for too long. If I knew it, I'd make a cushy chestnut. I'd wear it right after it's fertilized。

Recipe Recommendations

  • chestnut 500 grams
  • rock sugar 160 grams
  • water appropriate amount

Steps for Chestnut

  • 1
    Material: Chestnuts 500 grams, sugar 160 grams, water appliance
  • 2
    The chestnuts go inside and outside
  • 3
    Wash with water。
  • 4
    Sterilized with ice sugar。
  • 5
    Chestnut's ripe。
  • 6
    The unsmelted sugar is buried in the chestnuts to accelerate its melting。
  • 7
    Pour chestnuts into the pot with sugar water, add water, and not even chestnuts。
  • 8
    And when the fire boils, it boils, and it boils, so that the sugar may penetrate into the chestnuts。
  • 9
    The sugar is thicker
  • 10
    Scrambling with chopsticks, lest the bottom of the pot be dried。
  • 11
    When sugar is no longer present at the bottom of the pot, the sugar is frosted and the fire is out。
  • 12
    While it's warm and cold。
  • Chestnut Make Tips

    Chestnuts can also be cooked directly from the pot without prior steaming. When the sugar is denser, it is constantly mixed to protect itself from heat imbalance。