Saskatoon Berry Galette
This Saskatoon Berry Galette is a delicious dessert idea that uses a really great baking shortcut!
Desserts don’t have to be complicated! In fact taking baking shortcuts once in a while can be just what the chef ordered. One such shortcut that I will ALWAYS use, is to buy pre-made packages of puff pastry. Because honestly, why would anyone make their own? I mean I do understand why, but the bought puff pastries are just as delicious and waaaaaay less work. So because of that I always like to keep a couple of packages in my freezer for last minute desserts like rustic pies or galettes. Galettes are perfect for baking up any fresh fruit, or you can add pie filling…they’re just so simple and versatile to use. Our favourite galette is the Strawberry Rustic Pie (or Galette), but I’ve also made a Strawberry, Rhubarb, Apple Rustic Pie. And just recently I made this Saskatoon Berry Galette.
Galettes are SO simple to make!
This summer my mom sent me home with some packages of homemade Saskatoon Berry Pie Filling that she made, and one day when I opened my freezer I saw them sitting there right next to the puff pastry. *insert dessert lightbulb* So I unthawed both and made this galette, and it was delicious. I mean just look at it.
Recipe Tips:
- Berry Filling: you can use either flour or corn starch as a thickener.
- Crust: This recipe uses a pre-made sheet of puff pastry.
- Parchment Paper: I add a sheet of parchment to a cookie sheet before baking. Lightly flour the parchment paper.
- Filling: f you think that there might be too much filling for the pastry, don’t add it all. Use any remaining filling to add on to a scoop of ice cream!
- Serve this galette slightly warm with a scoop (or two) of vanilla ice cream…dessert heaven.
Saskatoon Berry Galette
- Prep Time: 30 minutes
- Cook Time: 40 minutes
- Total Time: 70 minutes
- Yield: 6 1x
- Category: Pie
- Method: Baking
Ingredients
Saskatoon Berry Filling:
- 4 cups Saskatoon berries
- 1/4 cup water
- 2 tbsp fresh lemon juice
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 3 tbsp corn starch or flour
Crust:
- 1 inches sheet frozen puff pastry (thawed (12x12 ))
- cinnamon and sugar mix
Instructions
- Preheat your oven to 475 degrees.
Saskatoon Berry Filling:
- In a saucepan, mix together the berries and water and simmer for 10 minutes over low-medium heat.
- In a separate bowl, mix together the sugar and cornstarch (or flour).
- Then add the sugar/flour mix to the berries and combine.
- Simmer until the mixture slightly thickens.
- Set aside to cool.
Putting it all together:
- Line a cookie sheet, with a piece of parchment paper.
- Lightly flour the parchment paper (I actually used icing sugar instead of flour), then roll out the puff pastry to loosely form a circle shape. It doesn’t have to be perfect, this is a rustic pie remember!
- Place the berry filling in the centre of the pastry sheet. Note: If you think that there might be too much filling for the pastry, don’t add it all.
- Fold the edges of the pastry over to cover the outer edge of the fruit pile. Overlap as needed. You’ll have to move quick because the filling is liquid-y.
- In a separate bowl, mix together the egg and 1 tbsp of water. Then using this mixture, brush the pastry.
- Sprinkle cinnamon and sugar on to the pastry.
- Place the galette into the oven, then immediately TURN DOWN the heat to 375 degrees.
- Bake for 40 minutes, or until the pastry is golden brown.
- When the galette is done baking, remove it from the oven.
- Let your galette sit for about 10 minutes before serving.
- Serve slightly warm with ice cream or whipping cream!
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Have a delicious day!
This looks so good! I love berries in a dessert! Thanks for sharing in the Thursday Favorite Things Blog Hop!
Erika @whaterikawears.com
This is so pretty! Thanks for linking up with What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!
This looks so delicious! I love berry pies and this simplifies it so much. Thanks for linking up with us at the #HomeMattersParty!
I’ve heard the Barefoot Contessa say “Ga-lette” – with the gutteral sound “G.” So I always call it a guh-lette. Not a very pretty word for such a pretty concoction!
SO funny! I say guh-lette too!
This is so much easier than making a pie crust, and it looks so good! Thank you for linking up to Creative K Kids’ Tasty Tuesdays Linky Party. I have pinned your recipe to our Tasty Tuesday’s Pinterest Board.
Hi Joann, wow ooooo awww!!, this looks so delicious, I have been wanting to make a galette for so long, I keep seeing them everywhere but yours really caught my eye and
” I have featured your in my Oh My Heartsie Girls ww his week”!
Your recipe would be perfect for an upcoming review of blueberries, frozen though.
I would love to have you stop by and share other links, hope to see you there.
Have a beautiful week!
Karren
Thank you so much Karren!
Goodness this looks amazing!!!! My son loves to bake, loves pastries, he has never tried a gallette, can’t wait to share your post with him! the power of suggestion will hopefully land this on my table one night next week!!
With a smile, Carlyn 😉
I hope your power of suggestion work LOL! Enjoy! And thank you for stopping by Carlyn!
I for sure will be making some of these. OMG Yummy!
Hi, I’m about to make this galette (berries and water are currently on the stove-top!) and I noticed a few inconsistencies… The recipe doesn’t call for flour, yet you mention mixing the flour and sugar together. Sugar and cornstarch, perhaps? Should I add the lemon juice to the berries and water?
Thanks!
Hi Heather! Apologies for the delay. The recipe should have said cornstarch or flour…you can use them interchangeably. I updated the recipe to reflect that.