In Italy we call it "castagnaccio" and it is a cake made with chestnut flour. Nowadays we find castagnaccio in many autumn festivals and we consider it as a cake, but in the past castagnaccio was a poor dish of the Apennines area where chestnuts were a staple food of rural populations.
Do you know that chestnuts contain zero cholesterol and very little fats?
Our friend Claudia sent us a great recipe for a kind of ravioli that will impress you!
An European delicacy!
A dessert often served in the home of Cesare and Lucrezia Borgia.