Cakes & Custards

Galette Créole

French Guiana

A dry shortbread galette filled with pastry cream, coconut jam, or fruit jam (guava, pineapple, banana-honey); eaten during Carnival (Epiphany to Ash Wednesday) with champagne; contains cinnamon, nutmeg, bitter almond, vanilla, and lime zest.

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What it is

A closer look at Galette Créole.

A dry shortbread galette filled with pastry cream, coconut jam, or fruit jam (guava, pineapple, banana-honey); eaten during Carnival (Epiphany to Ash Wednesday) with champagne; contains cinnamon, nutmeg, bitter almond, vanilla, and lime zest.

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A crisp, buttery shortbread galette filled with cream or jam; spiced with cinnamon and nutmeg; served during Carnival with champagne; a festive Creole tradition.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

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Native to

French Guiana

Country-wide tradition

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Names around the table

One food, more than one name.

Galette Créoleprimary
Galette créolelocal · 🇬🇫
Galette des rois créolealias

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