Ok but *could* I make this in a pie pan? Likewise for the buttermilk apple galette in the cookbook (I can't remember which one) -- could either be made in a pie pan? as a double crust pie? Help lol
Yes, of course! The beauty of a tart/galette of course is that you don't *need* to bake it in a pan. If doing a pie plate, chances are it's going to be thicker/deeper, so will likely need to be baked a bit longer.
i was amazed in the movie when you made that galette without coring the apples and here it is again! with no acknowledgement whatsoever how weird that is to someone like me. don't you end up picking bits of nasty bits core and seeds out of your mouth? don't get me wrong, i'm going to do it because i always do what you say and so far its always worked out for me, but....
I did acknowledge it haha. And no-- If it was unpleasant, I would simply core the apples! Slice them thin enough and bake them long enough and you'll never notice they're there.
I love this. Can't wait to make it. I immediately thought of the Will & Grace ("Field of Queens") episode where Grace is on a tirade directed at Milo (Andy Garcia) and her attention is yanked toward the desserts, "Is that pie?" Milo, "We call it a galette. That way we can charge $18.99 for it." :-)
I was nervous before making it, but I agree that not peeling is the way to go. One more thing - I actually have a second tart that I put in the fridge last night. Would you serve it just taken out a room temp, reheat? Any thoughts? Thanks.
Hey Alison! If I made this Thanksgiving morning - would it be OK to sit out during the day? I’m trying to figure out how I’m going to fit everything in my fridge and I’m seeing what can make the cut 😂 Thank you always x
I baked it for 60 minutes. It was phenomenal, and I'm making it for Thanksgiving! One galette did serve 8, although if you have 8 people there would be no leftovers, which would be a shame! Thank you, Alison!!
Made this a bunch of times this weekend. The first ones went so fast, had to repeat! Impossibly yummy. Love the crust. No more pies; go galette!! Going to make a Turkey Pot Galette today.
This was my first time making homemade pie crust and it was so damn good. The whole thing was a show stopper. I sprinkled sesame seeds around the crust like you did for the deep dish galette in your previous Thanksgiving spread and it was loved by all. I don't know why I thought this would take hours to make. Probably because it's so gorge? It was SO easy. A keeper for sure.
I make this 6x times every year for my Friendsgivings and my family's Thanksgiving. so easy, delicious, & foolproof (from a baker like me who tends to have a heavy kneading hand). about to make this again on Sunday! then at least 3 more times. it's galette szn!! thank you Alison!
Ok but *could* I make this in a pie pan? Likewise for the buttermilk apple galette in the cookbook (I can't remember which one) -- could either be made in a pie pan? as a double crust pie? Help lol
Yes, of course! The beauty of a tart/galette of course is that you don't *need* to bake it in a pan. If doing a pie plate, chances are it's going to be thicker/deeper, so will likely need to be baked a bit longer.
Thank you! As a pie novice I thrive within the structure*of a pie pan (I'm a Capricorn). Feeling confident going into next week! lol
i respect that 🥰🥰🥰
Can I sub the flour for almond flour? or do a 1 cup almond 1 cup gluten-free 1-to-1 four?
I would say just use Cup 4 Cup-- many people here have used this recipe with that substitute with great results!
i was amazed in the movie when you made that galette without coring the apples and here it is again! with no acknowledgement whatsoever how weird that is to someone like me. don't you end up picking bits of nasty bits core and seeds out of your mouth? don't get me wrong, i'm going to do it because i always do what you say and so far its always worked out for me, but....
I did acknowledge it haha. And no-- If it was unpleasant, I would simply core the apples! Slice them thin enough and bake them long enough and you'll never notice they're there.
I love this. Can't wait to make it. I immediately thought of the Will & Grace ("Field of Queens") episode where Grace is on a tirade directed at Milo (Andy Garcia) and her attention is yanked toward the desserts, "Is that pie?" Milo, "We call it a galette. That way we can charge $18.99 for it." :-)
SORRY ABOUT THE DO-AHEAD! PDF IS UPDATED TO REFLECT THIS DO-AHEAD, *NOT* THE POTATOES!
The video says it bakes for 35 minutes but the recipe says 60-75. Can you clarify? Thanks!
I was wondering the same thing!
hi- sorry! it’s a 60-75 minute bake, will update video! 😎😎😎
Difference between peeling and not peeling, besides less work?
texture and visual representation, mostly. i enjoy the apple skin texture, but if it’s not for you, peel!
I was nervous before making it, but I agree that not peeling is the way to go. One more thing - I actually have a second tart that I put in the fridge last night. Would you serve it just taken out a room temp, reheat? Any thoughts? Thanks.
Can I make this pie crust ahead of time and keep in fridge until use?
Yes, in fridge for 4 days according to Alison’s Dining In cookbook!
Hey Alison! If I made this Thanksgiving morning - would it be OK to sit out during the day? I’m trying to figure out how I’m going to fit everything in my fridge and I’m seeing what can make the cut 😂 Thank you always x
yes absolutely! i let mine sit out all day at room temp
Thank you so much♥️♥️
I baked it for 60 minutes. It was phenomenal, and I'm making it for Thanksgiving! One galette did serve 8, although if you have 8 people there would be no leftovers, which would be a shame! Thank you, Alison!!
I used all my unsalted butter in the pie dough. Can I use salted to make the brown butter? Or homemade ghee which is unsalted?
yes! just be mindful of the salting (you may not need to season at all). ghee won’t brown so don’t try that
Thankful for you! Happy Thanksgiving!
Made this a bunch of times this weekend. The first ones went so fast, had to repeat! Impossibly yummy. Love the crust. No more pies; go galette!! Going to make a Turkey Pot Galette today.
This was my first time making homemade pie crust and it was so damn good. The whole thing was a show stopper. I sprinkled sesame seeds around the crust like you did for the deep dish galette in your previous Thanksgiving spread and it was loved by all. I don't know why I thought this would take hours to make. Probably because it's so gorge? It was SO easy. A keeper for sure.
Any suggestions about making something different with the second crust?
I make this 6x times every year for my Friendsgivings and my family's Thanksgiving. so easy, delicious, & foolproof (from a baker like me who tends to have a heavy kneading hand). about to make this again on Sunday! then at least 3 more times. it's galette szn!! thank you Alison!