How to Remove the Peel from Roasted Chestnuts
Everyone knows that sometimes removing the peel from roasted chestnuts can be complicated, here's simple tip to help you make it easier.
- After roasting the chestnuts, put them in a bowl.
- After that, cover the bowl well with a woolen blanket.
- Wait about 10 to 15 minutes, they are ready to peel and eat.
Recipe & Photo Credit: portugalnorteasul.com
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