Strawberry and Peach Rustic Galette

Thursday, October 01, 2020

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You're going to want to go strawberry picking now after seeing this recipe!!!

Whether you're in fall or spring,
this is a delicious, ecstatically pleasing, rustic style tart,
that would be perfect to help make use of all the beautiful strawberries and peaches 
that are in season right now.

My mum had bought a whole lot of strawberries for a cake,
and there was 2 - 3 packets still left in the fridge and I thought why not make a galette.
I wanted to add peaches but I couldn't find any locally,
so I used the next best thing - canned sliced peaches.

It was a lovely add on for a weekend late afternoon snack,
obviously with some ice-cream on the top
and if you're like me you'll be a bit extra generous dusting the icing sugar (powdered sugar)
on top before serving. 

Check out my extra tips down below the method. 
I will be sharing the recipe including what to do if you use fresh peaches or canned.

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- INGREDIENTS -


- PASTRY -

2 Cups Plain Flour
3 Tbsp Castor Sugar
1/4 tsp Salt 
170g Cold Butter (cut into cubes)
3 - 4 Tbsp Cold Water

- FRUIT FILLING - 

2 Cups Sliced Strawberries 
2 Ripe De-stoned and Sliced Peaches (or 1 tin/1 cup of canned sliced peaches - strained)
1 1/2 tsp Vanilla Essence
3 Tbsp Castor Sugar
1 Tbsp Canned Sliced Peaches Juice (optional if you aren't using fresh peaches)

- EXTRA INGREDIENTS - 

1 Tbsp Corn Flour 
1 Egg - lightly whipped
1 Tbsp Icing/Powder Sugar 
1 Tbsp Strawberry Jam (If you're using canned sliced peaches you can use the juice that comes in the can) - optional


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- METHOD -

  1. The pastry needs time to chill, so it's best to make it first. Add into a food processor the flour, sugar, salt and butter, and blitz till the mixture looks crumbly in texture. You can do this by hand, which is what I did.
  2. Next, slowly add in the water, 1 Tbsp at a time, until the pastry forms into one large ball. If you're making the pastry by hand, same step applies add the water 1 Tbsp at a time, working it into the dough before adding in another. DO NOT ADD MORE THAN 4 TBSP OF WATER ALL TOGETHER. Because I did the pastry by hand it took longer to combine and there was a point I thought it would never form into a ball, but it did, you  just need to work at it till it does (I won't lie this step gave me anxiety because it took a while to combine and not look like a crumbly mess lol).
  3. Once the pastry is ready (you can blow a sigh of relief), place it on a sheet of cling film, flatten it a bit by hand, wrap it up and place it in the fridge for 30 minutes.
  4. While your pastry is chilling (after all the hard work it did to combine itself) it's time to make the filling, add the prepped fruit into a bowl with the castor sugar, vanilla essence and the canned peaches juice that's if you're not using fresh peaches, mix it all together and leave aside.
  5. After 30 minutes, remove the pastry from the fridge, pre-heat your oven to 200 Degrees C and prep your baking tray with some grease proof paper.
  6. Flour your worktop, unwrap the pastry and place it on the floured surface. Roll the pastry out into an approximately 10 - 12 inch circle (you don't have to be fancy or get the perfect circle because the whole point is to have it rustic and a little rough around the edges) 
  7. The rolled out pastry should be a around 1 cm thick, however because the sides will be overlapping a bit onto the filling, you need to lightly roll out just the edges (1 - 2 inches inwards of the circle) till they're a bit thinner compared to the centre of the pastry. 
  8. Once you're happy with the size, transfer the rolled out pastry onto the prepped baking tray (it's okay if the sides are over lapping over the tray as long as the centre fits perfectly).
  9. Dust the corn flour over the part of the pastry your filling will go on - this will help the pastry stay firm and not get soggy as it baked.
  10. Spoon your prepped fruit filling into the centre of the pastry and spread into an even circular layer. If you're having a tough time sizing up how big you want the galette to be, make a circle with the fruit and use that as a template as you add the rest of the filling. 
  11. Take the border of the pastry that you have rolled out a bit thinly and fold over, making sure it overlaps the previous one and continue all the way around the galette. 
  12. Very lightly egg wash the folded top part of the pastry and place it in the oven for 35 - 40 minutes, till your pastry turns golden and your filling is bubbling away. Because I used canned peaches and I didn't strain them well enough the filling was saucier than expected (so don't panic if that happens to you - the sauce thickened as it cooled)
  13. Once your pastry is cooked, remove from the oven and leave the galette to cool for a around 45 minutes on the tray.
  14. If you see your filling is looking a bit dry, you can lightly glaze it with some smooth strawberry jam or the juice from the canned peaches - but this is optional.
  15. Once cooled to room temperature, dust generously with icing sugar/powder sugar, serve with some ice cream and enjoy!
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- EXTRA TIPS - 

  • Please please please make sure you use COLD BUTTER and WATER
  • If you're using canned sliced peaches, make sure you strain the peaches really well first.
  • Like I mentioned in the ingredients section, if you're using canned sliced peaches you can use a little bit of the juice that comes in the can in the filling.
  • Now, if the galette comes out super saucy from the oven, again do not panic, once it cools down the sauce turns into a thick jam consistency and it sets well.
  • If you really want to eat the galette warm and you want to re-heat it, it's best to pop it back in the oven to re-heat for 5 minutes at 175 Degrees C. This will keep the crust nice and flakey. Be careful not to reheat it for too long, as it may burn, and I don't recommed heating it in the microwave, because you can risk the crust getting soft. 

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I hope you find this Strawberry and Peach Rustic Galette berry nice and try it out.
You also really don't have to be neat when making it,
 which I ap-peach-iate the most lol

I've shared a few dessert recipes on the blog before,
if you would like to check those out to, be sure to click down below:

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5 comments

  1. Ooo I’m loving the strawberry and peaches combo

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  2. This looks delicious! I can't wait for peach season here. I bet that would be really yummy with a balsamic glaze drizzle or even chocolate. I'm definitely going to try this!

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    1. Thank you :) It definitely would, the toppings are endless!

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    2. Thank you :) It definitely would, the toppings are endless!

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