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Christmas tapas - Roasted Chestnuts and
Brandy
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This
recipe for Roasted Chestnuts and Brandy has
been reproduced courtesy of Orce
Serrano Hams - www.orceserranohams.com
Orce
Serrano Hams market a range of authentic Andalucian
cured meats, in particular Serrano Hams, olive oils,
vinegars and wines. The business is situated in the
heart of the Andalucian countryside, which is the home
of Serrano Hams, and ships direct from Spain. All of
the products are locally produced with many being used
in local restaurants and tapas bars where Serrano Ham
is a great favourite. If you are looking for a taste
of real Spain the Orce Serrano Hams can supply you with
it!

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and the Serrano Hams then have a look at the article
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A festive Spanish tapas dish with brandy and chestnuts,
full of warm aromas and a great combination of flavours.
Serve as a starter or tapas dish and bring some Spanish
warmth to your evening.
Ingredients
for Roasted Chestnuts and Brandy
250g chestnuts
200g serrano ham sliced thinly
Large glass Spanish brandy
How
to make Roasted Chestnuts and Brandy
- Prepare
the chestnuts for roasting by cutting an 'x' in each
chestnut with a sharp knife (this will allow the steam
to escape so they don't explode!)
- Roast
in a high oven, 'x' side up for around 20 minutes
( the shells will have opened and they will be golden
brown inside)
- Remove
from the tray and allow to cool down slightly before
peeling - they only need to be cooled down enough
to touch and should still be warm which makes them
easier to peel.
- Once
peeled, serve in front of a roaring fire on a cold
winters evening, dipping your chestnuts in the brandy
for a few seconds before savouring with a slice of
serrano ham.
Heavenly earthy tones, guaranteed to warm you from
the inside out!

Orce
Serrano Hams
www.orceserranohams.com
Published
with permission of Orce
Serrano Hams
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