Agromica Chestnut flour is produced after peeling chestnuts from the İZMİR BEYDAĞ ve AYDIN AYDIN regions in our facility under hygienic conditions using the latest technology, t hereby preserving their nutritional values. Chestnut flour made from different chestnut varieties (the best chestnut flour is obtained from chestnuts grown in Aydın and Izmir) is a gray-bronze colored type of flour that can be used as an alternative to all-purpose flour. Chestnut flour is a gluten-free product and a good option for people with Celiac disease or other gluten intolerances or allergies. Chestnut flour made from different chestnut varieties (the best chestnut flour is obtained from chestnuts grown in Aydın and Izmir) is a gray-bronze colored type of flour that can be used as an alternative to all-purpose flour.
Chestnut, is a favorite ingredient for recipes that include almonds, chocolate, honey and nuts. Chestnut flour is a gluten-free product and a good option for people with Celiac disease or other gluten intolerances or allergies. In Italy, chestnut flour is also called ‘a grain grown on trees’. Chestnut flour has been turned into sweet flavored flour in Italy for centuries. In Tuscany, chestnut flour is known as Farina di Castagne and considered a staple food often used in recipes.
Chestnut flour is low in fat and calories and considered to be a healthier alternative to almond flour and white flour. It also generally contains fewer carbohydrates than white flour, making it an ideal option for people trying to consume smaller amounts of nutrients. However, chestnut flour is considered to be highly glycemic. The uses of chestnut flour are endless. Chestnut flour brings an intense,
satisfying and sweet flavor to breads, pie crusts, Pancakes and other baked goods. Pasta made from this flour is a popular dinner, especially when combined with pesto sauce. Pasta made from this flour is a popular dinner, especially when combined with pesto sauce.
In France, flour made from chestnuts is often used to prepare sweet pancakes and madeleines. Since chestnut flour does not contain gluten, it can be difficult to cook with it. Many chefs add gluten-containing flour to chestnut flour flour when making cakes, breads and other baked goods. In this method, 20% to 50% of the mixture should be made of chestnuts.
