I’ve always wanted to make a galette.
I love the beauty of the free form, rustic French-inspired dessert that is like a simple version of a fruit pie.
I had some peaches and raspberries hitting their peak of ripeness that were just screaming to be combined into a dessert fit for “company” dinner with our BFF Janet visiting one day this past week.
Can you tell how well loved my baking stone is?
And Grandma always taught me a pie was done when the filling started bubbling and oozing out (usually onto the oven floor), so I figured the same holds true for a galette.
It turned out beautifully and was a fine tribute to end our dinner on the last day of summer! The guys loved it, but Janet was too full of stuffed peppers and Yukon gold mashed potatoes to eat hers, so she took some home. (Did you enjoy Jan?)
Here is my recipe derived from combining my pie crust recipe with several galette recipes found on the web. You could make it with apple filling. How yummy would it be with apples, golden raisins and walnuts??!!! It would also be great with plums or apricots or cherries or blueberries.
Have you ever made a galette? I’m feeling rather “French” as I write this. Jouir!
Peach Raspberry Galette
Crust:
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2/3 cup butter-flavored Crisco shortening
- Dash of Salt
- 2/3 cup cold water
Filling:
- 5 large peaches
- 1/2 fresh lemon, juiced
- Pinch of salt
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 Tbsp all-purpose flour
- 1 cup fresh red raspberries
- 1 Tbsp butter
- 1 egg
- 1/3 cup sliced raw almonds
- 2 Tbsp coarse sugar
Prepare dough by combining flour, Crisco, and salt with pastry blender until it forms a crumbly mixture. Add water, and mix just until incorporated. Form ball, wrap in plastic wrap, and refrigerate while preparing filling.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.
Cut peaches in half, pit, and slice into 1/2 inch wedges (leaving skin on).
In a large bowl, combine peaches, freshly squeezed lemon juice, salt, sugar and flour.
Dust a large baking stone with flour. Remove pastry dough from refrigerator, and roll out to 15″ circle. Place on baking stone. fill center with peach filling, leaving 2-3 inches of dough all around. Gently add fresh raspberries.
Fold dough up and around edges. Cut butter onto top of filling. Brush pastry dough with beaten egg. Sprinkle with sliced almonds and coarse sugar.
Bake for 20 minutes at 425 degrees F. Reduce heat to 375 degrees F and bake until pastry is golden and juices are bubbling, about 20 minutes more.
Let cool completely, and serve with whipped cream, vanilla ice cream, sweetened yogurt or all by itself. Enjoy!
Cheers & Hugs,
Jodi
Oh, yum, Jodi–this will be my husband’s dream come true!
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Great recipe; peaches and raspberries go so well together and the almond topping just finishes it off 😊
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It looks delicious Jodi! I wish I had your love for baking! You make/bake such amazing foods!
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Food photos are wonderful. Oh if only I wasn’t dieting! 😞
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Absolutely divine! Fresh fruit in a beautifully browned pastry. Yum.
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Looks beautiful! I’m glad you all enjoyed it!
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You have done it again Jodi, my stomach is grumbling for a piece of the galette. As the British would say “good bake”.
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Boy does this look good. (K.)
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Darn it, Jodi, you keep making me drool on my keyboard! LOL! I would make this with the apples we have except that I have sourdough I need to use so I’ll probably make an apple flatbread instead (but I think I’ll prefer your galette!).
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Oh that sounds wonderful Teresa! Enjoy! Happy Baking time!
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I hope it’s half as tasty as yours! 🙂
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Beautiful!!! Almost too good to eat, but I’m sure it was delicious as well. Thanks for the recipe…I hope to try a galette soon.
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This sounds fabulous!
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Wow! Yum Yum. 🙂
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Reblogged this on Travels with Mary and commented:
This loooks so Gooood!
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Thanks! 😊
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You are very welcome
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Ohhhhh, Jodi! How I wish I could make this! I no longer bake in this house … hubby has no, and I mean no self control when it comes to my baking. My mouth is watering just thinking of this. YUM!! ❤
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Oh, I have always wanted to try making one of these! Apples would be delish in it! You have me drooling here, Jodi! 🍏💜🍏
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Yum!! ❤️😃Totally trying to get Philippe to make this now!! 😊😊
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Never had his before but I’ll need to remedy that soon…:) oh the fruit and ice dream possibilities…:)
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wow this looks so good and sounds yummy!
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I am beginning to wish I lived next door to you, just so I could drop in now and then and a sample some of this delicious food….
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and I LOVE drop in visitors!!!
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I’d love a slice right now while I’m having my morning tea! It looks delicious!!
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You are a master baker, food stylist and photographer! I just love your photos of what you bake. My favorite of all of the beautiful things you do! Yum Jodi!
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Awh! Thank you AGMA! I so appreciate!!
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Looks heavenly…you make me want to purchase a baking stone, (it would need to be a magic stone to make food as good looking as yours) ;D. Thank you for sharing the recipe, it will go on my ever growing “Some day to do list” lol.
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You won’t regret purchasing a baking stone. They are magic!
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Jodi, you should write a cookbook!!! With all your beautiful photographs in it!!! This looks so yummie again, it´s really amazing!!! 🍰😊
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Oh – I so wish I could…. Maybe someday. Thank you so much for your sweet kindness and encouragement. I wish I could let you know how much it means to me! 🙂
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So does yours to me! 💕 So thank you too! 😊
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Yummy!!
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👍😉
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