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Strawberry galette easy no-pan pie

Strawberry galette easy no-pan pie

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Strawberry galette easy no-pan pie RECIPE, MAKES 4 SLICES For the crust: 2 cups (260 g) flour 1/4-1/2 cup (50-100 g) sugar (depending on how sweet you want your crust) 1 cold stick (4 oz, 114 g, I gave the wrong weight in the vid this weight here is correct) butter (or, for vegans, vegetable shortening) About 1/2 teaspoon (3 g) salt (maybe 3/4 if you're using unsalted butter) 3-5 tablespoons (40-70 ml) cold liquid (water, wine, fruit juice, whatever) For the filling: 8 oz (225 g, half a pint) strawberries 1-2 tablespoons (12-14 g) sugar zest of one lime (optional) juice of half a lime (also optional, but consider some form of acid balsamic vinegar is surprisingly nice) For the topping (which is entirely optional): One egg and water (or some melted butter, or coconut oil/milk, or the spare syrup from the strawberries) Some coarse-grained sugar (like Demerara) Some coarse-grained salt (particularly optional) For the whipped cream: 1 cup (236 ml) cream 1 teaspoon vanilla or almond extract 1-4 tablespoons (12-48 g) sugar 1/4-1/2 cup (60-120 ml) sour cream (optional, also you could use yogurt, creme fraiche or any semi-solid fermented dairy substance) Start the crust by cutting the cold butter into all of the dry ingredients with a pastry cutter, a food processor, some forks, or a big knife until the butter chunks are no bigger than grains of rice. Add just enough cold liquid to BARELY bring it together into a dough. It should still be crumbly. Wrap it up and chill it for a half hour. Stem and slice the strawberries and mix with the sugar (start with just one tablespoon you can add more later) and lime (if using. Let sit for a few minutes while the sugar draws moisture out of the berries. Whip the cream, mix in the extract, as much sugar as tastes good to you, and the sour cream (if using. Cover and keep cold until serving. Prepare the egg wash by beating up the egg smooth with about a tablespoon of water. (Or if you're using melted butter, melt the butter) Prepare the topping by mixing about a tablespoon of coarse sugar with about a teaspoon of coarse salt (if you're using salt. Taste a strawberry and consider adding more sugar, acid, etc. Put a sheet of parchment paper on a baking sheet (or if you don't have parchment, lightly grease the baking sheet. Start the oven heating to 350 F / 180 C convection, or 400 F / 200 C conventional. Liberally flour a working surface, plop down the dough, and flour the dough. Roll it into a rough circle about 1/8 inch (1/2 cm) thick roll a little, then turn 90 degrees, roll a little more, turn 90 degrees, etc. Drape the dough over your rolling pin and transfer it to your baking sheet. Put the strawberries in the middle, but try not to pour on the excess syrup in the bowl. Smooth them out, leaving yourself a wide border all the way around. Fold the border in onto the filling the filling should be partially covered with a top crust, but there should still be a large area of uncovered filling in the center. Brush the top-facing crust with the egg wash (or melted butter, or coconut milk/oil, or the excess strawberry syrup) and coat with the sugar topping. Bake until light brown on top, 45-60 minutes. Let cool before slicing and serving with the whipped cream
Date: 2020-05-01

Comments and reviews: 9


The Ten Ragusea Commandments: 1. If food can be purple, it should be purple. 2. White Wine good everything else mediocre. 3. Crust good. 4. Season the cutting board, not the steak. 5. If there's an easier way of doing something hard to get similar results, do that. It's still very tasty. 6. Dont trust everything you see from pro chefs. 7. Vinegar leg must be on the right. 8. British terminology good, long live the empire. 9. Make sure you have a goatee in the mirror universe. 10. Good dough must rise for a week.
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I like that you did the dough without a gadget. I hate using a machine unless it's absolutely necessary. Whoa, whoa, whoa. You don't wash your pan because you use parchment? BIG yuck. They're not oil proof, dude. Fat can hold bacteria and that could be bad news. I'm thinking the combination of maybe a little too much lime juice, the wine and the tang of the sour cream could have brought into that Kool-Aid territory. That's a lot of acid. Came out looking great, Adam.
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I'm almost 40 and this is the first time I ever heard someone refer to a galette as a pie. But then again some call pizzas pies. But also when I think galette - I think buckwheat pancake filled with like mushroom and ham, the savoury alternative to a crepe. This kind usually has some sort of prefix.
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hey Adam, I really love your videos! You boosted my cooking skills and more importantly my interest in cooking to the max! You changed my life and I love seeing you getting something out of it aswell. Just so you know, I am deeply thankful and I wish we could have met somehow, you seem awesome
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for someone who has scientific explanations for damn near everything, the whole stone is cold, it will keep the butter from melting statement was a surprise. The stone will only be as cold as anything else in the kitchen, a wooded surface would be the exact same temperature.
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Hi Adam, I appreciate your videos come with english subtitles. Would you consider to enable adding subtitles from non english viewers like me? Your cooking is so genuine and not pretentious, IMHO it s a pity my fellow citizens are missing this experience.
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A cafe I used to work at had galettes, I never bothered asking how to make them but now I know! The one thing I did bother to ask how to make was the house bread pudding, and it surprisingly was made with the dough from our cinnamon rolls.
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if you use a white wine bottle as a rolling pin, the white wine that was in the glass infuses in the dough and gives it an extra kick. you can also get a nice crunch if you go a little too hard on the bottle, so dont worry about it being fragile.
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I made an apple pie version of this, it was alright, I've learned some lessons for the next time I make them though, such as have butter that is cold before you need to use it, because I spent a solid half hour waiting
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