Honestly, I did not only make some small changes but many bigger ones. But I think it still counts as a TWD-baking :o]
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First, I made mini-galettes. I ended up with 5 pieces. Then I left out the Monterey Jack and spread the galettes with some buffallo ricotta I had left. Instead of fresh tomatos I used dried ones (the soft version), gave some leek and aparagus in small pieces on the dough, spiced it with lemon pepper and tarragon, and finished them with a thin aspargus head.
But hey - that's still a galette with cheese and tomato!!
I liked the dough already very much when we made the berry galette because it's a bit like a tart without tart-problems (like a dough getting to burnt or not enough brown). Here I used polenta, what is more or less the same as cornmeal in the end, but chrunchier.
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Try this recipe! It's fast, easy and tasty!
I thought of mini galettes after I made the full size one. Great idea! I love them as mini. And yes, asparagus would be great with this and cheese. yum!!!
AntwortenLöschenLove your mini galettes and the toppings sound great also! I particularly like the rustic look! Blessings, Catherine www.praycookblog.com
AntwortenLöschenLove the mini galettes what a great idea! The flavour combination you have used sounds delicious. That is the great thing about the galette you can pretty much put what ever you like on them.
AntwortenLöschenWhat cute galettes and what an inspired idea.
AntwortenLöschenLove the mini galettes! So cute.
AntwortenLöschenGorgeous!
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