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Snapshots from Asia: Chestnuts 'Wokking' Over an Open Fire

I just bought some in Little Saigon here in Garden Grove, CA, and for $5 I got an 8-ounce bag, and she threw in two of those little tools.
These are GREAT! Both the chestnuts and the tools. I want to find out if we can plant these little chestnuts. They're about 3/4 of an inch across, and just delicious! They're as good as Italian chestnuts, but these are lot easier to open and eat.

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Snapshots from Asia: Chestnuts 'Wokking' Over an Open Fire

I just bought some in Little Saigon here in Garden Grove, CA, and for $5 I got an 8-ounce bag, and she threw in two of those little tools.
These are GREAT! Both the chestnuts and the tools. I want to find out if we can plant these little chestnuts. They're about 3/4 of an inch across, and just delicious! They're as good as Italian chestnuts, but these are lot easier to open and eat.

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Snapshots from Asia: Chestnuts 'Wokking' Over an Open Fire

hi there...i was just wandering could the tiny pebbles that have been stained black with soot which you have mention be a replacement for coffee beans??
i ran into a stall in roasting the water chestnuts with coffee beans instead of black pebble...but i have seen other stalls which uses the pebbles as well...
is it because pebbles are cheaper than coffee or is it just a different ingredient to spice up the aroma??
hope to hear from you real soon...

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Website: http://www.linkedin.com/ptusler

Location: Mission Viejo, California

About: Half American, half French.
Love to try new foods. (Duh!)

Favorite foods: Boudin Noir (French blood sausage), Dim Sum, Sushi, Bouillabaisse (French fish soup), Chili Rellenos, roast chestnuts, French green beans, lamb curry with major grey chutney, baked potato with sour cream and chives, spaghetti carbonara, couscous royale.

Last bite on earth: belgian chocolat