Plum Pistachio Galette

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Plum Pistachio Galette recipe makes the best of plums and pistachio frangipane with ready to use dough. This Italian plum galette is so simple to make and so tasty to enjoy once the plums are ripe!


 

Galettes are simple to make and nobody cares if they are messy. I’ve read somewhere they are relaxed tarts with fillings blowout. I love this this description so much! It makes you create with so much ease, having a galette pan or not, combining fruits and filling totally up to your choice.

I use simple sheet pan dish with parchment paper below and make rounded or rectangular shape. It’s really one of those easy going recipes. And if you scoop some of your favourite ice cream aside, you get such a beautiful dessert done within about 30 minutes.

When enjoying this rustic plum galette with pistachio frangipane we usually enjoy vanilla ice cream. But, it’s just us. You may enjoy it without any. The beautiful texture of frangipane makes it such a great food to serve for any occasion.

Plum Pistachio Galette recipe makes the best of plums and pistachio frangipane with ready to use dough. This Italian plum galette is so simple to make and so tasty to enjoy once the plums are ripe!

Now, before you scroll down to details, here are some questions that pop out about this type of dessert:

What is the difference between a pie and a galette?

Galette  is basically a pie made without using a pie dish, but because that would be too simple galettes can be made with any type of pastry dough. To make, you flatten your dough and pile your fruit filling in the centre leave about 1-2 inches of space between the filling and the edge of the pasty.

 

Is a galette the same as a tart?

 

A tart is fancy. And a galette splits the difference, but is easier than either one. The defining factor of a galette (which can also be called a crostata if you’ve got Italian inclinations) is that it’s a free-form pastry, baked without the stability of a pie pan or tart ring.

 

Is galette served hot or cold?

You can eat them hot, warm, or cold (as opposed to traditional pie, which must cool completely before slicing), on their own or topped with ice cream or whipped cream.

Plum Pistachio Galette recipe makes the best of plums and pistachio frangipane with ready to use dough. This Italian plum galette is so simple to make and so tasty to enjoy once the plums are ripe!

For 27 savoury galettes please go to Rainbowdelicious .

 

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Plum Pistachio Galette

Plum Pistachio Galette recipe makes the best of plums and pistachio frangipane with ready to use dough. This Italian plum galette is so simple to make and so tasty to enjoy once the plums are ripe!

Course Dessert
Cuisine Italian
Keyword Plum Pistachio Galette
Prep Time 15 minutes
Cook Time 25 minutes
Total Time 40 minutes
Servings 4 people

Ingredients

  • 1 store bought rectangular pie pastry ( 15 x 10 inches )
  • Ingredients for pistachio frangipane:
  • 4 Tbsp sugar
  • 4 Tbsp pistachio, ground
  • 4 Tbsp butter, room temperature
  • 1 egg
  • Pinch of salt
  • 1 Tbsp flour
  • Ingredients for topping:
  • 9 plums, quartered
  • Sugar pearls or caster sugar,optional
  • 1 egg yolk for egg wash

Instructions

  1. In medium sized bowl, combine sugar and egg until foamy.

  2. Add butter, pistachio, salt, and flour and mix until well combined. Leave to rest in refrigerator.

  3. Spread your pie crust and cut the corners to get oval shape for galette.

  4. Preheat the oven to 180 C / 356 F.

  5. Apply frangipane in the center of the crust leaving 1 inch free to overlap galette easier later on.

  6. Arrange plums over frangipane and sprinkle with sugar pearls or caster sugar to taste.

  7. Overlap and fold the crust and press where overlapping.

  8. Brush egg wash over the folded crust parts. If any cutouts made from crust leftovers, garnish your galette with them and egg wash them as well.

  9. Bake for 25 minutes.

  10. Once cooked, sprinkle with more sugar, if desired, and serve.

 

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