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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Grains, Dairy		Desserts, Cakes	10	Servings

INGREDIENTS

15 1/2	oz	Can unsweetened chestnut
		Puree
6	oz	Unsalted (sweet) butter
4	oz	Castor sugar (v. fine grain)
8	oz	Darkest plain chocolate
2	tb	Brandy
		Piped cream (optional)
		Maron glace (optional)

INSTRUCTIONS

Recommended to make 1 day ahead.
Melt Chocolate (this should be at least 55% cocoa - 75% is great!).
Put better in bowl. Beat until pale and creamy. Add sugar and beat until
fluffy andf light. Add chestnut puree and beat until thoroughly blended and
smooth. (a mixer is so much easier!!! I didn't have one and found the best
way to make sure it wasn't lumpy was to press the puree through a sieve
first - interesting texture!).
Add melted chocolate, brandy and 1 tb of water. Mix thoroughly.
Brush a 2lb bread tin lightly with oil and line with greaseproof paper and
brush LIGHTLY with oil.
Put mixture into tin - flatten top and place lightly oiled greaseproof
paper on top. Cover tin with foil and refigerate for at least 8 hours.
Serve straight from fridge optionally decorated with piped cream and/or
maron glace.
Note: This is a VERY rich desert; a 3/4 inch slice is usually enough!
Time: about an hour (+8 hours cooling) Source: My sister
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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