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Hello I'm new and chestnut question
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If those are horse chestnuts they are the wrong ones for roasting, you need the sweet chestnut from Spain.
DH and I have just done a long walk from our house, and collected and eaten Yorkshire sweet chestnuts
OP, very jealous of you being able to collect walnuts and hazels!
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0 -
Thanks for the tips and link Seakay. I've decided to boil them and trying them mushed up in mash potato!? I'll let you know what it's like.
Penny - we went for a good forage / walk this afternoon - there are thousands of chestnuts but didn't collect too many as I want to check I like them first (hope so, all that free food) Also found about 7 blackberries, loads of windwall apples and more hazelnuts. We won't starve this week :rotfl:Bon App's Scraps!
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