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How do I sweeten chestnut puree?

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LaTrucha · 16/12/2012 22:10

I am making a pudding which, I now know, calls for sweetened chestnut puree. I didn't know this when I bought my chestnut puree earlier. How can I make what I've got sweet. I am guessing adding a fine sugar, but any actual knowledge would be gratefully received.

I have to be off now but will be back eye-splittingly early in the morning. Thanks!

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mirai · 17/12/2012 06:19

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stopbeingsilly · 17/12/2012 06:37

Icing sugar works really well, just add a bit at a time until you think it's sweet enough. I beat the puree and sugar together with a wooden spoon till smooth, then serve in brandy baskets (so 80s!) and creme fraiche. Massively fattening, tastes amazing.

LaTrucha · 17/12/2012 07:45

Wow. Now that's knowldege. Thanks very much.

I am making chestnut ice cream to go in a meringue cake. Thanks for reminding me about frozen things needing to be sweeter.

Mirai - your dessert sounds delicious and a damn site more practical than mine.

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