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Canning, Freezing and Drying: Preserving Chinese Chestnuts?

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Forum: Canning, Freezing and DryingReplies: 4, Views: 31
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greenhouse_gal
Port Elizabeth, NJ
(Zone 7a)

September 23, 2009
04:19 PM

Post #7096812

We have a lot of chestnuts from our Chinese-variety trees, but when we keep them around for too long they seem to get full of worms. I wonder whether freezing or cooking would enable us to have a longer season with them. Any ideas?

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