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Castagnaccio

A Chestnut Flour Flan

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By Patience Gray

Published 1986

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In Castelpoggio, the mountain village in the Apuanian Alps where we worked one spring and summer, Spanish chestnuts and the white flour (farina dolce) they produce when ground provided for centuries a basic diet. Polenta was made of chestnut flour and castagnaccio, a kind of rustic torta which has the consistency of a pudding and the aspect of a shallow cake. It used to be made in round shallow copper and brass pans, which were set in the ashes of the fire. In the last

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