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Almond Croissant Galette

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Almond Galette cut sliced on a marble surface
Photo by Elliott Jerome Brown Jr., Prop styling by Christina Allen, Food styling by Emilie Fosnocht

We may never make an almond croissant at home from scratch, but an almond-croissant-inspired galette? Goals, as they say. Galette-ifying an almond croissant works particularly well because the crisp, flaky pie crust echos the shattering flakes of a freshly baked croissant, with one-tenth of the effort.

The base of this galette begins with our Actually Perfect Pie Crust, named so because, well, it’s actually perfect. Cream cheese, a sneaky bit of baking powder, and a simple folding technique make this pie crust infallible. The filling is a standard frangipane, a French almond cream used in all manner of fancy pastries. Don’t skimp on the bake time—a well-browned crust is essential for the ideal contrast. If you worry the almond filling is browning too fast, tent loosely with foil and continue baking.

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