Chestnut Stuffing

From EatingWell: Fall 2002 — Subscribe Now!

Peeling fresh chestnuts may be a bit tedious, but the result is worth the effort. Chestnut meat adds incredible texture and richness (without much fat) to a holiday stuffing. And, after all, it is a once-a-year ritual. But if you lack the patience, jarred vacuum-packed chestnuts are a convenient alternative.

Chestnut Stuffing Recipe

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