In addition to stir-frying with a vegetable pan, you can also choose to use a rice cooker. If you add a proper amount of water to the rice cooker, you must not touch the chestnuts. If there is too much water, the juice will be collected very slowly during the boiling process. If there is too little water, it is very likely that the chestnuts will be undercooked. Add some sugar or rock sugar to the pot, just press the cook button, and then turn on the rice cooker to see if there is any water in the pot. If not, you can cook.
The taste of boiled chestnut is also very fragrant. You can choose to pour some cold water into the pot, add sugar, boil the water until it is bubbling, and then add chestnut to stir fry. The chestnut made by this method is similar to the chestnut fried with sugar in taste.
Microwave ovens can also be used to make chestnuts. You need to soak fresh chestnuts in water for about 5 hours, then cut a small hole in the chestnuts, put the cut chestnuts in a fresh-keeping box, heat them in the microwave oven for a few minutes, then take them out and add cooking oil and sugar, shake them evenly and heat them again. Either way, chestnuts need to be washed and soaked in advance, and also need to be cut at the top, so as to taste better.