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Fig, Brie, Walnut and Honey Galette Pizza

    This galette-pizza strikes a graceful balance of sweetness and creaminess: ripe figs, soft Brie, crunchy walnuts and fragrant honey over a golden crust. It comes together quickly, looks beautifully polished and works just as well for an everyday bite as it does for an elegant table spread.

    Ingredients

    • Puff pastry or pizza dough — 1 round sheet
    • Fresh figs — 5–7, cut into wedges
    • Brie or Camembert — 5.3–7 oz (150–200 g), cut into pieces
    • Fresh or dried rosemary — to taste
    • Egg — 1, beaten, for brushing the crust
    • Walnuts — 1 handful, chopped
    • Honey — 2–3 tbsp, for serving

    Step-by-Step Recipe

    1. Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C). Line a baking sheet with parchment.
    2. Place the round sheet of dough on the baking sheet and lightly prick the surface with a fork, leaving a 1–1 1/4 inch border around the edge.
    3. Arrange the cheese pieces and fig wedges evenly over the inner circle, alternating them slightly.
    4. Scatter the rosemary over the filling.
    5. Fold the exposed edges of the dough inward to form a rustic border. Brush the crust with the beaten egg for a deep golden finish.
    6. Bake for 18–22 minutes, until the crust is golden and the cheese has melted.
    7. Remove from the oven, scatter with chopped walnuts and drizzle with honey. Let stand for 5 minutes and serve warm.

    Nutritional Value (per serving)

    Item Per serving
    Calories 510 kcal
    Protein 12.5 g
    Fat 29 g
    Carbohydrates 45 g
    Fiber 3 g
    Sugar 19 g
    Sodium 500 mg

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    Tips and Variations

    • You can swap the cheese for goat cheese, Camembert or a mild blue cheese for a more pronounced edge.
    • Toast the walnuts lightly in a dry skillet to bring out a deeper aroma.
    • No rosemary? Use thyme — it pairs beautifully with figs and Brie.
    • Instead of honey, try maple syrup or balsamic glaze.
    • If you use yeasted pizza dough, pre-bake the base for 5 minutes, then add the filling and finish baking.
    • A few slices of prosciutto or a handful of arugula make a lovely finish after baking.

    FAQ

    Can I use frozen figs?

    Yes, but let the wedges thaw completely and pat them dry with paper towels to avoid excess moisture in the dough.

    What can I use instead of egg for brushing the crust?

    Brush the edges with milk, or a mixture of milk and cream — the crust will still bake up beautifully golden.

    Can Camembert be used instead of Brie?

    Yes, Camembert is a perfect substitute: it has a similar texture and a soft, creamy flavor.