Gallette dinners have been showcased at Scott Farm in Dummerston Vermont on Wednesday throughout 2021. Gallettes are a French cuisine where a batter is swirled around a flat cylindrical plate to form a round, flat, flexible bread. A gallette can be savory and stuffed with main course items such as cheese, mushroom and meat or savory. A savory gallette is filled with sweets like chocolate and or fruits.
Making gallettes in quantity for the dinner ahead
Gallettes can be found throughout France in cities like Paris and throughout the cider regions of Normandy and Brittany.
Scott Farm General Manager Simon Renault hails from Brittany and introduce Gallettes to the farm. Simon also began making cider, keeved cider which is a typical cidermaking technique used in both France and the UK. In 2021, he produced the first ever keeved cider at Scott Farm and plans to ramp up production in 2022 with a bit of help from Eden Cider.
Listen to episode 26 with Neil Worley who goes into detail on how to keeve a cider
Eleanor Leger of Eden Cider was on hand pouring a flight of special reserve ciders that were both sparkling and her famous Ice Ciders.
Ciders at the Gallette Dinner- Simon’s Keeved Cider from Scott Farm
- Eden Ciders:
- Semi Dry Champagne method 2014 harvest
- Stormy Sparkling Cider
- Northern Spy Ice Cider - Barrel aged
- 2012 Heirloom Blend Ice Cider
- Scott Farm | website: https://www.scottfarmvermont.com/
- Eden Specialty Cider | website https://www.edenciders.com/
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