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To get started with this recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can have creme de marron pie with chestnuts simmered in inner skins and cream cheese using 7 ingredients and 14 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Creme de Marron Pie with Chestnuts Simmered in Inner Skins and Cream Cheese:

1. Make ready 4 pieces Chestnuts simmered in inner skins (2L size) or candied chestnuts
2. Take 200 grams Creme de Marron made with chestnuts simmered in inner skins. Can be substituted with sweet potato paste
3. Take 200 grams Cream cheese
4. Get 4 sheets Frozen puff pastry
5. Get Dorure, for adhesive
6. Take 1/2 Egg yolk
7. Take 1 tsp Water

With or without chocolate, both versions are delicious. The cream is based on almond cream (creme d'amande -. I made lots of chestnuts simmered in inner skins, so I baked it with a pancake mix I found in the pantry. Wrap the cake tightly with a cellophane wrap when it is slightly cool and let it sit for one day then it will be delicious.

Steps to make Creme de Marron Pie with Chestnuts Simmered in Inner Skins and Cream Cheese:

1. Cut the cream cheese into 1cm cubes, mix with creme de marron in a bowl, and return to room temperature. Remove the puff pastry from the freezer.
2. Mix briefly with a spatula. It doesn't need to be completely mixed, a marbled state is fine. You can sneak in a taste test here.
3. Cut the chestnuts simmered in inner skins into 1cm cubes. Start preheating the oven to 210°C.
4. If using a mold, butter (not listed in ingredients) the mold, and coat with cake flour or strong flour. Shake off any excess powder.
5. Roll the frozen puff pastry to fit the mold. Lay it in the mold, and poke holes with a fork.
6. Spread half of the cream mixed in step [2] into each mold. Add half of the chopped chestnuts evenly.
7. Roll the top puff pastry to the right size and make cuts with a pie cutting roller or knife.
8. Brush a light coat of egg yolk on the inner adhesion surface, and then set the top pastry. Carefully close the edges with fingers, and roll over the rolling pin to cut off any excessive dough.
9. Mix the egg yolk and water for the dorure, and brush onto the top. Bake for 10 minutes at 210°C, then lower the temperature to 180° and bake for 15 - 20 minutes.
10. Adjust the time according to the size, shape and oven. The pie is ready when it has risen and is golden brown.
11. Done. The cross section shows the marbled cream cheese and creme de marron.
12. This sweet is perfect for this time of year, so please forgive the high calories. The cream cheese's acidity and saltiness create a light sweetness. It's so yummy!
13. inyako san baked a beautiful pie in a 18cm tart pan on October 22 She used a cutter knife to make all these cuts Wow!
14. Cross-section of inyako san's pie The cream cheese and chestnuts are nicely marbled and look so yummy.

Remove the outer and the inner skins of the chestnuts and boil until soft with just enough milk to cover. Mix the chestnut purée and the sugar syrup and, when cool, add the vanilla and the whipped cream. Cut a couple of slits in the pie to let steam escape and brush with egg wash. Chestnut Spread - Creme de Marrons This sweet French chestnut spread, rarely available, is not to be missed. The Ardeche region is the leading producer of Chestnuts in France and home to the famed Maison Sabaton at Labégude, acclaimed for their production of Marrons.

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