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A crispy, low-fat and low-caloric galette (which is like a flattened pie) bursting with apple pie flavor with half the calories. Amazing served with a low-fat or fat-free ice cream or hand-whipped cream. Melts in the mouth. Very French-i-ful.
Step 1: Cut up apples (I leave the skin on) into 1/2″ chunks and put into a bowl minus stems and seeds.
Step 2: Mix into the apples all the other stuff minus the phyllo dough and butter.
Step 3, “the hard part”: Lay out the phyllo dough two sheets at a time. Do like this:
Two sheets, brush with enough butter till wet, then two sheets, repeat, two more sheets, repeat … until you are done buttering it up. At this point, usually about 3/4 of the butter is now incorporated into the dough.
Step 4: Drop all of the apple mixture into the center and fold one corner in, then another. It’ll resemble a really rough-looking octagon in the end. And if you suck at origami, just try to fold in the corners enough so no liquid can escape.
Step 5: Place galette onto a baking sheet and sprinkle about a tablespoon of brown sugar over the top along with the rest of the butter.
Step 6: Bake in the oven for around 18 minutes, or until it looks sufficiently crunchy and browned.
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bacey on 2.1.2010
I used this recipe as a guideline, and the galette was very good! I used Granny Smith apples. I thought the recipe included too much spice for three apples, so I measured in teaspoons rather than tablespoons. I used #10 phyllo sheets that I cut down a bit. The oven temperature is not listed — I baked it at 350, and the baking time was about 30 minutes.
katiebpemberton on 1.15.2010
This looks great! What kind of apples do you recommend?