Things You'll Need:
- internet connection to locate sources for chestnuts
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Step 1
chestnut treeChestnuts are not often sold in supermarkets or groceries stores but can be bought from local farms and chestnut growers. To locate a source of chestnuts in your area, please see the resources section below. Chestnut recipes and how to roast chestnuts instructions are also included in the resources section below.
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Step 2
peeled frozen chestnutsChestnuts can be purchased online. In the resources section below are some sources of fresh chestnuts, with product descriptions, and prices.
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Step 3
a fresh chestnutYou can also contact The American Chestnut Foundation for suggestions on where to buy chestnuts in your area or state. The web site is listed below in the resources.
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Step 4
chestnuts are goodTo find a source of fresh chestnuts, try farmers markets, health food stores, and local farms in your area. Sometimes they will be selling chestnuts for the holiday season.













Comments
ReuseItAll said
on 1/20/2009 We use to go to Longwood Gardens in Pa and as we walked through the gardens, we'd find chestnuts all over the grounds. We'd pick up as many as we could find and bring them home to roast! It was a fun family activity!!! Great photos!!
bar10dr98 said
on 1/12/2009 I love roasted chestnuts, I haven't had them in years. Thanks for letting us know how to get fresh chestnuts to roast!
Rachellewms said
on 1/5/2009 I'm one of those people who have never tried chestnuts. I'll have to give them a try one day. Thanks 4 sharing!
eyeopening said
on 12/30/2008 You're right chestnuts are hard to find. Sounds like I need to buy them online. Thanks. :-)
Quickstar said
on 12/14/2008 I love nuts~they have them fresh at the QFC here in my neck of the woods. I've eaten so many fresh nuts lately that I think I am turning in to one. 5*