Fruit Galette: compare the 2 variations

Time, effort, key ingredients, diets, nutrition and cleanup side by side, so you can pick the one that fits tonight.

Which should I make?

  • Fastest Summer BerryReady in 2 hr 55 min; the other takes 3 hr 5 min.
  • Kid helper Summer BerryA child can do 10 of the 15 steps: no knife, no heat.

Side by side

Summer BerryCinnamon Apple
Total time2 hr 55 min3 hr 5 min
Prep25 min35 min
LevelEasyEasy
Steps1516
Servesone 10-inch galetteone 10-inch galette
Key ingredientsall-purpose flour, unsalted butter and berriesall-purpose flour, unsalted butter and apples
Only in this oneberries, cornstarch and lemon zestapples, brown sugar and ground cinnamon
DietaryVegetarianVegetarian
Calories240270
Protein3 g3 g
Carbs31 g34 g
Fat12 g14 g
Cleanup4/5 2 things to wash4/5 2 things to wash
Kid helperYes, 10 of 15 stepsYes, 9 of 16 steps

Nutrition is per serving. Estimate from USDA FoodData Central; not medical or dietary advice. Dietary: Based on the ingredient list and estimated nutrition; check labels; not medical advice. Cleanup score: 5 means one thing to wash, 1 means six or more. We count pots, pans, bowls and appliances, not the knife, board and spoons.

How we pick

  • Fastest: the shortest total time, at least 10 minutes ahead of the next.
  • Easiest: the lowest level (easy, medium, hard), then at least 2 fewer steps.
  • Lightest: the fewest estimated calories a serving, at least 15% and 40 calories under the next (only when two or more have an estimate).
  • Kid helper: the variation where a child can do the biggest share of the steps (no knife, no heat), when that's not all of them equally.
  • Least cleanup: the best cleanup score, a point ahead of the next.
  • Make it ahead: the only variation whose notes say how to make it ahead.
  • Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free or dairy-free: the variation that fits a diet the others don't, from the ingredient lines.

A pick needs a clear winner; close calls are left out.

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