Ingredients
For the Dough
10 Jerualem Artichoke Tubers for Planting Your Garden, Sunchokes Tubers for Planting, Fresh Sunroots Jerusalem Artichoke Roots
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Baar Jerusalem Artichoke, 320 mg, 100 Capsules
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365 by Whole Foods Market, Organic Unrefined Coconut Oil Virgin, 14 Fl Oz
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Carrington Farms Organic Virgin Cold Pressed Coconut Oil for Cooking, Nutrient Dense, Unrefined, Perfect for Baking or Sauteing Vegetables, 54 Fl Oz
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Nature's Way Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, Pure Source of MCTs, Cold-Pressed, 32 Oz.
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For the Filling
Food to Live Organic Super Powders in a Gift Box – Acai Berry Powder, Goji Berry Powder, Sacha Inchi Powder, Maca Powder, Mesquite Powder
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Traina Home Grown Sun Dried Baker’s Fruit Medley - Diced Peaches, Cranberries, Apricots, Pears, Nectarines, and Raisins - Non GMO, Gluten Free, Value Size(5 lbs)
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Wholesome Organic Coconut Palm Sugar, Unrefined, Non GMO & Gluten Free, 25 Pound (Pack of 1)
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Unpretentious Coconut Sugar (3.5 Gallon)
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Anthony's Organic Coconut Flour, 4 lb, Batch Tested Gluten Free, Non GMO, Vegan, Keto Friendly
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Corn Starch By Unpretentious Baker, Resealable 5-Gallon Bucket, Thickening Agent, For Bulk Baking & Cleaning Use (400 Ounces)
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Earthborn Elements Corn Starch 2 Gallon Bucket, Thickening Agent, Cooking & Baking Staple, Cleaning
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Clabber Girl, Corn Starch, 3.5lb
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Instructions
Step 1
*Defrost* the black currants and drain them in a sieve to remove excess liquid. *Chop* the plums into small pieces.
*Combine* the fruits with corn starch, coconut sugar, and *cinnamon* to taste. Set aside while preparing the dough.
Step 2
In a bowl, *combine* the ground flaxseed, whole-grain spelt flour, and baking powder. Add the Jerusalem artichoke syrup, *melted* coconut oil, and hot water (around 158°F). It is important to add the water *gradually* as you mix, adjusting as needed based on your flour.
*Knead* the dough until it forms a *smooth* ball that can be easily shaped. Roll it out on parchment paper, approximately 3 cm border around the edges.
Step 3
*Prick* the rolled dough lightly with a fork. Spread the *prepared filling* onto the dough, leaving the borders uncovered. Fold the edges over the filling, pinching them to create a neatly folded edge.
For an extra touch, you may sprinkle coconut sugar over the edges for a caramelized finish.
Step 4
*Preheat* the oven to 180°C (approximately 350°F). *Bake* the galette for around 15 minutes until the crust is golden and the fruit is bubbly.
*Let cool* before serving to enjoy this delicious vegan treat with a cup of tea!
Servings
Let’s talk about indulgence! 🫐✨ Serve your berry galette slightly warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or a dollop of whipped cream to elevate its fruity charm.
Consider going gourmet with a drizzle of warm chocolate sauce or a sprinkle of chopped nuts for added crunch and flavor. This, my friends, is where your afternoon tea meets its ultimate dessert partner. 🍰☕️
For a more refreshing twist, pair it with a chilled glass of sparkling wine or berry-infused iced tea. Perfect for a sunny picnic or a cozy night in, this galette is incredibly versatile. 🥂 Enjoy it your way, because every moment is sweeter with a slice of berry goodness!
Equipment
A rolling pin is essential for achieving the perfect thin crust. If dough sticks to the pin, lightly dust it with flour.
Farberware Classic Wood Rolling Pin, 17.75-Inch, Natural
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You can use this handy tool to brush water or a little syrup on the borders for that golden finish.
A flat baking sheet ensures even baking. Cover it with parchment paper to prevent sticking and make clean-up easier.
Paterson Paper 16" x 24" Full Size Unbleached Chromium-Free Reusable Baking Parchment Paper Sheets Commercial Bun/Sheet Pan Liners - 1000/Case - 425F - Non-Stick/Grease-Resistant
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Katbite 16x24 inch Heavy Duty Parchment Paper Sheets, 100Pcs Precut Non-Stick Full Parchment Sheets for Baking, Cooking, Grilling, Frying and Steaming, Full Sheet Baking Pan Liners, Commercial Baking
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A sieve is great for draining thawed fruits, ensuring your filling isn’t too watery.
Variations
🎉 Gluten-Free Option: Swap the spelt flour for a gluten-free flour blend that suits baking pastries. Almond flour can also be a lovely alternative, giving a nutty depth.
🌱 Vegan Delight: Replace the coconut oil with vegan butter to maintain that rich texture, and opt for agave syrup instead of jerusalem artichoke syrup for a plant-based sweetness. Enjoy a guilt-free indulgence!
Faq
- Why is my dough too sticky?
If your dough is sticking, add a bit more flour and ensure you’re working on a well-floured surface. Remember, humidity can affect dough consistency.
- Can I use frozen berries for the filling?
Absolutely! Just make sure they are properly thawed and drained to avoid a soggy bottom.
- How can I make my crust more flaky?
Ensure that your oil (or butter for non-vegan options) is cold when you mix it into the dough. This helps create that desired flakiness.
- Why did my crust burn before the filling was cooked?
Consider lowering your oven temperature slightly and covering the crust edges with foil if you notice them browning too quickly.
- Can I prepare the dough in advance and refrigerate it?
Indeed! Chilling your dough for at least an hour (or up to 24 hours) can enhance the flavors and improve texture.
- What other fruits can I use for this galette?
Feel free to experiment with apples, peaches, or pears. Combining different fruits can result in exciting new flavors!