As summer days turn into crisp autumn mornings, my baking desire grows stronger.
I start daydreaming about pies, tarts, and apple cider donuts. The warm smell of cinnamon wafting from the kitchen oven.
I made a fresh peach and almond galette that brought that autumn aroma into my house on this cool and golden late summer afternoon.
This galette tastes very organic and has a slight sweetness from the honey, plus a nutty texture from the ground almond paste. The thick pate brisee is very easy to make.
I found this recipe in Country Living magazine.
You can find the recipe here.
Love that magazine - the country life, the interiors and styling, the food, the photography, you name it. I wish I could say I was going to the upcoming Country Living Fair in Ohio - it sounds very exciting. Anyone want to go in on a U-Haul with me for next year?
With my son in first grade now and my 4 year old at home and at my side - I have been busy. They keep me moving. Time is of the essence, so I've been trying to consolidate my blog time to the weekends with a wee bit of late evening computer time here and there. I haven't been able to come around and comment as much as I would like to. I am, however, getting caught up reading come Sundays with a big morning cup of coffee. I love that time.
We are hoping to go to the apple orchard around the corner. It is right by my house, so it is a must for September for us! I also have some decorating ideas up my sleeve, so I'll be back with all that.
Here's to a delighting and memory-filled fall.
















oh my Lara, you made me desire a midnight treat! That looks so amazingly delicious! Beautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteWouldn't that be a blast to rent a u-haul and head over to the Country Living Fair in Ohio! Sounds like a fun girlfriend weekend to me : )!
Have a beautiful week!
hugs, Cheryl
Bonjour Lara..I've been so absent lately and I really have to gain back time here! This recipe's lovely (I adore peaches..they're tasty, healthy and beautiful!)..and, please let me say, your pics are so dreamy! I'd really adore to be as talented as you are!
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Laura@RicevereconStile
Hello from Germany,
ReplyDeleteyummy, yummy so delicious!
Beautiful pictures
NICOLE :)
Thank you for the Link to the recipt. Yor Pictures are soooo beautiful i Love them so much.
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Jutta
loved every bit of your post.... could see happiness dripping from each photograph!!! made me smile! thanks
ReplyDeleteWell that settles it...I'm getting peaches at the farmers market tomorrow and making this recipe! Yummy! Although I'll probably cheat and buy the crust, but it's still homemade if I make the filling, right? :)
ReplyDeleteLove your photos of the golden colored flower and the golden colored bark. Very cool looking. They actually get me in the mood for fall a tiny bit.
I can not wait to eat my first apple donut this Fall!!!!!!!
It looks so delicious Lara and I love the images, so perfect for fall. Enjoy the rest of your week.
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Your photos are stunning Lara~ And that dessert looks so yummy!Hope you are enjoying your week my friend~ xoxo Rachel
ReplyDeleteThat looks so amazingly delicious! Soooo yummy!!!! Beautiful photos just wow!
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Elvira
Are those little fingers on the rolling pin precious or what? :-)
ReplyDeleteLara, what a post! All kinds of goodies. Makes me hungry and in need of a juicy peach!
ReplyDeletelooks AMAZING, lara!!! love the "little hands".
ReplyDeletebest, lisa (the frenchman's wife).
It looks delicious!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone ♥
ReplyDeleteThose little hands are sure my daughter's! She lost interest after rolling for oh 4 minutes - "I'm soooo tired!"
Lisa,
The goldren colored flower - golden rod? I think? It is growing all over the beautiful prairie right now just beyond my backyard.. I went for a prairie walk over the weekend.. I love the protected prairie life right out my door. ♥
Love your amazing photos. I love peaches, yummy! I am trying to limit myself, too on the "browsing" of blogs, time goes so quickly! I love those mornings when you can sip a big ol' cup of joe and READ! So fun!
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Your dessert looks delicious. Now since I just moved down South, I will have to stop by roadside stand to buy my Georgia peaches to make it!
ReplyDeleteMmmm...looks so good, Lara! Love your photos too. They have a fallish flavor. Hope you have a nice weekend :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs and my mouth is watering with the images of the peach galette. I make a similar one, but add blackberries. Will definitely try this version. Country Living is my fav mag, too. I'm terrified that they'll close up shop like Southern Accents and Country Home did. Love that your daughter is in the kitchen with you. Good Mama. : )
ReplyDeleteHappy to be a new follower! ~Tina
I just read your article in the Artful Blogging Magazine. Inspiring! Beautiful blog and photos!
ReplyDeleteLindsey
I just read your article in the Artful Blogging Magazine. Inspiring! Beautiful blog and photography!
ReplyDeleteLindsey
Oh no-it's late and I have no hope of getting any pie. Your pictures are giving me the worst craving! I can smell it just looking at it :)
ReplyDeleteAngela
I made the peach galette tonight and the whole family thought it was yummy! The almond paste makes it extra good!
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious. My favorite photo is the close up of the ground almonds. I haven't been blogging as much either...there is a life to be lived! So I just got caught up on your blog. Everything is just lovely Lara. Now I want to go to Apple Hill and get fresh apple donuts! Maybe this weekend we will drive up the hill. ox
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs and my mouth is watering with the images of the peach galette. I make a similar one, but add blackberries. Will definitely try this version. Country Living is my fav mag, too.
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