Galette Green apple

Making the recipe

For 3 galettes 22cm in diameter

  • Ingrédients

    T45 flour (1) – 1020g
    Water – 510g
    Butter sheets (1) – 290g
    Salt – 29g
    Butter sheets (2) – 1170g
    T45 flour (2) – 510g

    Use the hook to make a tempera in the mixer bowl.
    Mix the flour (1) with the water, butter (1) and salt until
    the dough is smooth and even.
    Cover with cling film and refrigerate for 24 hours.
    Knead the butter in the mixer bowl using the
    hook attachment.
    Mix the butter (2) and flour (2) until
    smooth and even.
    Roll out into a rectangle, cover with cling film and set aside in the fridge
    for 24 hours.
    Do 4 single turns, leaving to rest in the fridge
    for an hour between each turn.
    Do the 5th turn, then roll out the dough to 2.5mm thickness.
    Relax the dough and cut out 6 discs 22cm in diameter.
    Refrigerate for 30 minutes.

ASSEMBLY

Place three discs of puff pastry on a baking sheet
covered with a silicone mat.
Using a brush and water, brush the edges
of the 3 discs of dough so that the discs
stick together when assembled.
Turn out the frozen frangipani.
Place each frangipane in the center of the three discs
of puff pastry.
Place a second disc of dough on each
insert and close the galette.
Place in the freezer for 20 minutes.
Using a 20cm diameter circle, cut off
the excess dough to ensure a straight edge.

Refrigerate for 24 hours.
Turn the galettes over.
Baste with a brush and apply the pattern
of your choice using a knife.
Bake with another silicone mat and a grill on top of
the galettes so that they lie flat, in a fan oven
at 180°C, until golden brown.
Once cooked, add syrup at 30°C using a brush
and finish in the oven for 2-3 minutes to give them
a shiny appearance on top.
Decorate as you wish.

Corentin Magnin

Corentin MAGNIN

With a passion for pastry making from an early age, Corentin Magnin launched his career at the age of 20 and soon became Head Pastry Chef at Maison Rostang.
After working as a trainer at UTEC Emerainville, he joined Les vergers Boiron in 2024 as French Head Chef.

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