Rustic Blueberry Galette

Eeeekkk! Blueberry Galette!! Also known as Blueberry Crostata, it’s the inside-out-pie made for pie dreamers who want to eat a homemade pie but don’t have all the time to make a pie.

If that is you, please raise your hand!

Then run to the store and get the eight ingredients this recipe calls for (although you probably have most of them!), and make this long lost cousin of our beloved pie – the galette.

Easy Blueberry Galette

I have a strange affection for all galettes. Their rustic beauty captivates me. My dessert-loving heart bursts with joy whenever I take a bite into that crumbly, fruity goodness.

They are also so easy to make I will never have an excuse to not make a pie again.

There will be be no more trying to fit pie crusts into a pie pan, no more washing of pie pans (omg yes), no more making a lattice or crumble, no more digging that first slice of pie out of the pie pan. Because we all know how that typically goes.

And because we are simplifying things around here – no more rolling of the pie crust.

If you love to make homemade pie crusts, I respect you, I wish I was more like you, and I think you are FAB with a capital letter F, A, B.

For the rest of us, grab a good-quality, unbaked pie crust from the store. Let the pre-made crust take on its destined role of making our lives easier.

Today we celebrate beauty and deliciousness and EASY.

How to make Blueberry Galette

This Blueberry Galette is by inspired this Bon Appetit recipe. I made my first Blueberry Galette using this recipe after drooling over all the lovely galettes on my Instagram feed. I have made some slight modification to the recipe since then.

Ingredients

Here’s what you need to make this rustic and lovely Blueberry Crostata!

• Blueberries – fresh or frozen
• Pie crust – pre-made works just fine! Check this recipe out if you want to make a pie crust from scratch.
• Granulated sugar
• Cornstarch
• Lemon juice
• Milk
• Coarse sugar – this is used to top the pie crust
• Vanilla ice cream

Step 1: Make Blueberry Mixture

Combine all the blueberries in a big bowl and mix it with lemon juice, cornstarch, and sugar.

Give it a good stir, but avoid crushing the blueberries.

We are currently obsessed with those oh-so-sweet and juicy blueberries that summer brings. If blueberry overdose is a thing, I’m sure we would be diagnosed with it.

Step 2: Assemble Blueberry Galette

Roll out the pie crust and bring pie crust onto baking sheet lined with parchment paper.

Place the pie crust onto baking sheet lined with parchment paper before filing it with blueberry mixture because it will be very hard to move the galette once it is filled.

Using a parchment paper prevent the crust from sticking to the baking sheet. When you are done baking, throw away the parchment paper and most of the time (unless leakage happens) you wouldn’t even need to wash the baking sheet!

Bring all the blueberries to the insides of the crust, leaving ~two inches on the edge without blueberries.

Then fold over the edges of the galette.

Brush the top of fold-over crust with milk, then sprinkle with coarse sugar for that extra crunch.

Step 3: Bake Blueberry Crostata

Bake Blueberry Galette in the oven for 45 minutes at 375℉.

When it is done, let it rest for 10 minutes for galette to cool down and for the blueberries to set.

Lastly (but definitely not the least), serve the galette with vanilla ice cream, because blueberry galette + vanilla ice cream is the foodie match made in heaven.

Tips for making Blueberry Galette (Crostata)

I should call this the “learn from my mistake” section 🙂

• When combining the blueberry mixture, gently stir it to avoid crushing the blueberries. We want to keep them in tact as much as possible
• When topping the unbaked pie crust with blueberries, make sure the pie crust is already on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. This is because it is very difficult to transfer the unbaked blueberry galette to a baking sheet once it is filled. Let’s just say I have taken on that challenge, and I rather not repeat it. 😉

Frequently Asked Questions

Other Fruity Desserts!

My husband calls me a lover of all fruits, and I especially love fruit desserts. Here are some other yummy (and easy) fruit desserts that you need to try!

• Easy Peach Crisp
• Easy Apple Crisp
• Strawberry Mousse
• Apple Crumble Pie
• Blueberry Galette
• Mango Crumb Bars
• Individual Mini Peach Cobbler
• Blueberry Bread with Crumb Topping

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