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My worlds just collided. I found out about you via an interview you had w Dr. Oster. From this tomato pie post, I realized that I grew up the street from your uncle who supplied the tomatoes. I love your recipes. Thank you for sharing them!

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I was running out of cheddar cheese today when I was making this recipe (for the 3rd time this month!!) and so I added some garlic and herb Boursin cheese… It was fabulous! Highly recommend trying it :-)οΏΌ

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Any substitutions for mayo? Also - what would be the best gluten free tweak here?

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Hi! Would this recipe also work with sliced cherry tomatoes? I have a gazillion of those, but none of my larger tomatoes have ripened yet... (How? It's mid-September!)

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Been dreaming about making this since the second I saw this and finally had time to today and OMG so good!!! Used prepackaged pie crust and thank god it came in a two pack because already planning on making it again this week

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Made this at a lake weekend with friends... wives decided β€œeff it, we’re making it” even though 2 of the 3 husbands there β€œhate tomatoes”. Both loved it and had a second slice! So, so good and so easy to make the crust (I was hesitant to do this at a less-equipped vacation home, but it was so simple)! Thank you!!

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This was delicious! I subbed mozzarella for the cheddar because that's what I had on hand. Turned out great!

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LOVED this. For shortcuts, I didn't plan ahead enough to get premade pie crust πŸ˜… but I decided to try it with a roll of Crescent Roll dough I found in my fridge and it was delightful! Lowered baking time to 375/temp on the package, and baked it for less time (~30min?) til the crust got toasty! Also probably used fewer ingredients bc the rolled out dough wasn't as large but it worked out perfectly for 3-4 servings with a protein side πŸ‘ thank you!!! Will try with pie crust next time!

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Can’t wait to make a batch of these galettes for a burst of summer goodness in the winter. It freezes beautifully & my tomato plants will re emerge in a few weeks for one last harvest before frost.

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Okay so absolutely everything that could go wrong went wrong (not at all with the recipe, with me being πŸ€ͺ and our house being a thousand degrees) but it still tasted so, so good. My husband, who is the pickiest eater, said β€œwell babe, I was expecting to hate that but it was pretty good.” So basically he loved it.

I want to try riffing on it, keeping everything the same, but adding caramelized onions.

This was my first WTC recipe and I can’t wait to make it approx 200 more times. πŸ’›πŸ’›

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Can I make this in a cast iron skillet instead of on a sheet pan like you do in your blueberry cheesecake galette?

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Hey Caroline! This looks amazing. Was going to make it for a dinner party. Can I make the dough earlier in the day and keep it in the fridge until I’m ready to roll it out? Thank you!!

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This was ridiculously good. An unfussy way to make one of my favorite seasonal dishes.

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I don't know if I've ever made a recipe the same day I read it, but I did with this! I made a bigger crust and doubled the filling, and subbed ricotta for mayo. OMG, I cook a ton but this was maybe the best thing I've made this summer, just perfect. Thank you!

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I love galettes! You can get so creative! I make on with thinly sliced beets and sweet potatoes, along with goat and parm cheese. I will often make a whole wheat crust. I am absolutely making your recipe!

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