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Candied Chestnuts also known as marron glacé or in Turkish kestane sekeri, is a special sweet made from chestnut. Best quality chestnuts are collected from Bursa city and made Best Quality Candied Chestnuts from Turkey’s most famous brands.

We send you only premium quality candied chestnuts in special packages carefully with express shipping worldwide.

About Marron Glacé, Candied Chestnuts, or Kestane Sekeri

Glacé chestnuts are a mixture of sweet syrup and chestnuts. Candied chestnut is one of the most famous desserts in Turkey. It has a very useful feature also; it delays the feeling of hunger, naturally. Due to its own natural sugar syrup, it is very sweet and is a source of energy.

How is Marron Glacé made?

The Candied Chestnut recipe is not an easy deal. Firstly, the chestnut’s hard outer shells should be peeled off with a knife. Then you should leave chestnuts in hot water for removing the hairy crust before the self-separation. Filter the water and take the chestnuts to another pot.

After that point, you may follow two types of construction: The first type is made by boiling the chestnuts and dipping them into boiling syrup. The second type is placing raw chestnuts in a saucepan and pouring hot sugar on top of them. After, boil them for about 30 minutes and continue on low heat for extra two hours.

After, left chestnuts for 1 day to cool and draw the sherbet thoroughly.

Next day, place them over a very low fire and make them boil for a few more minutes until it is thoroughly absorbed the syrup.

In the end, take chestnuts away from the stove and let them cool to be ready to serve.

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