IPA: /ɡəˈlɛt/
KK: /gəˈlɛt/
A type of flat, round pastry that is often made with buckwheat and can be topped with various ingredients, including fruits or savory fillings.
For dessert, we enjoyed a delicious galette filled with fresh berries.
Galette originates from Old French 'galette', meaning a flat cake or pastry. The term is derived from 'galet', meaning a small stone, which reflects the round, flat shape of the cake resembling a stone.
Imagine a flat cake that looks like a small stone — that's why 'galette' refers to this type of pastry.