Chestnut flour in NYC

Question

Has anyone seen chestnut flour in a store in New York City recently? My local Whole Foods does not carry it anymore. I was hoping to use it this weekend and ordering online is not an option. Thanks!

PHIL · Answer

chestnut pasta is delicious. Maybe a trader joes?   Do they have any in NYC?

QueenSashy · Answer

Found it in Buon Italia. Thank you all!

amysarah · Answer

Todaro Brothers might well have it - on 2nd Ave. around 31st, across from NYU med center.

Windischgirl · Answer

Thank you, thank you!  I loved your post as well.  Will seek out some robiola!

QueenSashy · Answer

This is the recipe I like to make in the winter. It's super simple, and robiola and chestnut pasta make a splendid match. http://www.threelittlehalves.com/2015/02/when-you-love-somebody-make-them-bowl.html

Windischgirl · Answer

Wow.  Have a good recipe?

pierino · Answer

If you can't find it at Eataly it doesn't exist.

QueenSashy · Answer

I am making pasta. I love chestnut pasta.

Windischgirl · Answer

BTW, what are you planning to make? I have some I'd like to use up (after a disappointing attempt at Castagnaccio).

Windischgirl · Answer

Try Eataly, since it is commonly used in Italian cooking and baking.  And Kalustyan's, of course.

Nancy · Answer

Kalustyan's seems to have it.

QueenSashy · Answer

Thank you! I used to buy it in Tribeca WF, but no luck on the last couple of trips. Will check Agata &amp;amp; Valentina, they also have a store close to NYU.

ChefJune · Answer

The last time I purchased it, it was a Bob's Red Mill product in the baking section of the Tribeca Whole Foods. Williams Sonoma stores might have it in their specialty foods section, or maybe Agata &amp;amp; Valentina, the Italian specialty food store on the Upper East Side.

Chestnut flour in NYC

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