Compote de Marrons from A Table in Provence by Leslie Forbes
November is the first chestnut month in Provence-baked & eaten still-hot from the fire or, as in this dish, cooked in sugar for a quick home version of marrons glacés.
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- sweet chestnuts
- sugar
- lemon juice
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