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jude's avatar

such a stunning galette! and a great new word, susan.

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Susan Spungen's avatar

Haha thank you!

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Amy Allen's avatar

Another winning recipe that I can't wait to make for friends.

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Susan Spungen's avatar

Thanks Amy!

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Patsi Minnes's avatar

Do you think it might work as individual galettes, maybe making them in those giant muffin tins?

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Patsi Minnes's avatar

Thank you

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Susan Spungen's avatar

I would just make them free-form on parchment if you want to make minis. I'm afraid muffin tins would skew the pastry to fruit ratio too much. Divide the dough into 4 or 6 pieces and roll out to the right thickness.

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Mariangela's avatar

I can't wait to make this....if I can find rhubarb in Northern California. Haven't see it but maybe due to late rains. I'll investigate! Would you pair strawberries with another berry in case I come up short?

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Susan Spungen's avatar

How about tart apples?

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Jennifer Greco's avatar

Looks so beautiful!

The other day I said “rhuberry” when trying to describe a dessert with rhubarb compote and strawberries. 😂

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Susan Spungen's avatar

That's good too!

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Maureen Quigley Foster's avatar

Looks delicious.......of course....it’s a Susan Spungen creation! Was planning to make and freeze more rhubarb compote this weekend, but looks like it’s time for a strubarb galette too! 🍓🍓🍓

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Susan Spungen's avatar

You must!

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Cortese's avatar

The beauty of a galette is that it doesn’t have to be a perfect shape round or otherwise. I’m unable to ever make a perfect circle so I always make galettes as opposed to pies so I probably will continue to put my irregular shape on parchment and then a cookie sheet. But I do admire the perfection is your round galette! 🤓

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Susan Spungen's avatar

It's just as wonky- its just that the skillet keeps it round, but I urge you to try it because it bakes up so well!

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Micheline Maynard's avatar

I love the idea of making it in a skillet.

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Susan Spungen's avatar

It works so well!

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Leu2500's avatar

This looks scrumptious.

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Susan Spungen's avatar

Thank you! Hope you try it!

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Sarah Copeland's avatar

This looks divine! I have always been sort of a rhubarb purist, and I like my strawberries raw---but when I made my last jar of rhubarb compote this week for safe keeping, I added just a handful of fresh strawberries and was reminded why this combo is such a classic. Love it or not, it works!

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Susan Spungen's avatar

It really does! I don't understand the haters!

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