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Chestnut Flour

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j9n Contributor
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I found a web page that sells chestnut flour and has come gluten free recipes on it. I wonder if it would be a good flour for desserts? They have recipes for chestnut bread, bisque, and crepes. I am thinking about trying it, does anyone have any suggestions?

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Do chestnuts qualify as nuts, like walnuts and almonds?

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