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    Published: Jun 19, 2019 · Updated: Jul 23, 2025 by Becky Sue

    Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette

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    Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette by Baking The Goods
    Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette by Baking The Goods.

    This Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette is an easy going recipe with a laid back island vibe. The all butter crust has a tropical twist of toasty coconut & beautifully showcases peak summer berries bursting with jammy flavor and zippy lime.

    Summertime and baking don't necessarily go hand in hand. Who wants to be spending long hours hotboxed in a kitchen with a ripping oven during those sweltering dog days. The trouble is, when all the summer fruit is popping, you can't beat a fruity summer pie.

    Galettes have all of the qualities of pie without all of the work

    That's why I think galettes are a baker's gift to summer. With galettes you get all of the benefits of a buttery, flaky pie but with significantly less blood, SWEAT and tears. Instead of wasting time on rolling out a double crust and adding all of those pesky, pinchy details, a galette is an easy roller that comes together in mere minutes. And bonus, galettes taste just as great as their fancy contemporaries without all that fuss.

    Fresh summer fruit is destined for galettes

    Galettes have become my summer go-to and my galette recipes range from a fresh sweet to savory and everywhere in between. This Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette is solidly sweet and a gorgeous celebration of bright flavors and vibrant colors. Don’t get me wrong, I am a superfan of all things pie. But when the relentless heat of the season kicks in, a fruit filled, sunny galette recipe is the answer to all your pie cravings.

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    Coconut Pie Dough

    At the literal base of this Coconut Pie Dough recipe is my classic, go-to All Butter Vodka Pie Crust. However, there is a small but significant change. Some of the all purpose flour is swapped for chewy, finely cut and lightly sweet coconut. While it's only a small amount of coconut, the modification totally transforms the character of the galette/pie dough. Adding a twinge of tropical flavor and a satisfying chewy texture to the dough.

    Coconut Pie Dough Ingredients

    • Unsalted butter, it needs to be cold and cubed in order to cut into the dry ingredients and create a flaky, tender texture.
    • All purpose flour is at the core of this pie dough. If you want to try a gluten free version, I suggest the Bob's Red Mill Gluten Free Pie Crust Mix.
    • Finely shredded coconut gives the pie dough it's uniquely tropical taste and chewy bite.
    • Fine cane sugar or granulated sugar bring the sweetness levels up just enough.
    • Fine sea salt works to quietly enhance the other flavors happening here.
    • Ice cold vodka or apple cider vinegar helps to tenderize the dough and create ultra flaky layers and puffy pockets as the Coconut Pie Dough bakes.
    • Ice cold water keeps the butter cold while hydrating the dough until it's just the right blend.
    Coconut Pie Dough ingredients
    The Coconut Pie Dough starts with my classic All Butter Vodka Pie Dough as the base.
    Mixing Coconut Pie Dough
    Finely shredded coconut is a small change with a big flavor and texture impact.

    Tips for mixing the Coconut Pie Dough

    While I walk you through my Coconut Pie Dough recipe step by step in the recipe post, below are a few key tips to keep in mind when mixing any pie dough recipes. Incidentally, this Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette really shines with the Coconut Pie Crust but feel free to swap in my All Butter Vodka Pie Crust or my Basic All Butter Pie Dough. All of these pie dough recipes walk you through the step by step process of baking flaky, tender and reliable pie dough!

    Mixing Coconut Pie Dough Crust
    Cold, cubed butter is key to creating flaky pie crusts.
    Hydrating Coconut Pie Dough
    Ice cold vodka or apple cider vinegar tenderize the dough and evaporate quickly in the oven, creating a flaky crust.
    Coconut Pie Dough squeeze test
    The Coconut Pie Dough should just hold together when you squeeze a small fistful together.

    Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette Filling

    This Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette lets those summer berries bask under the warm summer sun, instead of hiding them between two layers of crust. It's topped with bursting, fresh raspberries and a double dose of zippy lime for a tropical twist on a classic raspberry galette. Once the Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette comes out of the oven, it is sprinkled with more coconut to balance out the tart and jammy flavors of the filling.

    Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette Ingredients

    • Fresh raspberries are the bright and jammy essence of the filling.
    • Lime zest and juice hit the raspberry filing with zingy citrusy tartness, adding a fresh and vibrant flavor.
    • Fine cane or granulated sugar blend in just enough sweetness to balance the tart and zesty blend of raspberries and lime.
    • Tapioca flour or cornstarch help to thicken the filling into a thick and syrupy viscosity while blending with the sugar and jammy berries.
    • Finely shredded coconut showered over the top is like a tropical sprinkles on top of this Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette.
    • Egg wash brings a satiny finish to the coconut pie crust.
    • Sparkling or turbinado sugar creates a sugary crunchy along the edges of the raspberry galette.
    • Butter knobs sink into the raspberry lime filling as it bakes, giving it a richer depth.
    Mixing Raspberry Lime filling
    The filling is simple, fresh raspberries, lots of fresh lime zest and juice and a little sugar.
    Thickening the Raspberry Lime filling with tapioca flour
    Tapioca flour thickens like cornstarch but without the chalky aftertaste and it has a natural sweetness that blends right in.

    This Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette tastes of the tropics and instantly transports you to some beach, somewhere. It's got that down-home, fresh baked pie spirit but with a brighter, fresher finish that just screams summer.

    How to assemble the Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette

    Assembling a galette is quite simple. Just a few easy steps and this Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette is shaped up and ready to bake.

    • Roll
    • Fill
    • Pleat
    • Top
    • Bake
    • Finish and serve
    Coconut Pie Dough rolled for galette
    Roll the Coconut Galette Dough into a 12" - 14" round and transfer to a sheet of parchment paper.
    Galette dough filled with raspberry lime filling
    Fill the rolled galette round with the raspberry lime filling leaving a 2" border.
    Pleating Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette
    Pleat the galette crust by gently lifting and folding the edges up and over the filling. The dough has a naturally tendency to pleat every couple of inches, allow it to guide you.
    Adding egg wash to Raspberry Galette
    Top the edges of the dough with a brush of egg wash and sprinkle of sugar. Then dot with butter knobs,
    Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette fresh from the oven
    Bake the galette until the edges of the crust are a toasty, golden brown and the berries are nice and jammy. Don't worry if a little juice leaks out of the galette!
    Topping Raspberry Galette with coconut
    Finish and serve the Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette fresh cools down by adding a sprinkle of shredded coconut once it's cooled.

    Consider a galette if you're scared of making pies or if you live on the outskirts of modern society without the modern convenience of air conditioning, like me. This recipe for Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette is an easy jumping off point that won't get you too worked up and hot under that collarless mesh tank top you're wearing to keep cool.

    Fresh baked Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette
    This Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette screams summer with tropical elements of lime and coconut.
    Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette by Baking The Goods
    Slice and serve anytime you need a trip to the tropics.

    Granted, this Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette still has to bake, but it's way less hands-on time and the oven isn't on as long and hot as a whole pie. Just bake this tropical bright and sunny galette in the morning before the cruel summer weather kicks in. Adding a scoop of ice cream alongside your galette slice is a quick way to chill out.

    Slices of Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette
    Save me a slice of that Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette, actually make it 2 please.
    Slice of Raspberry Galette
    This slice of Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette with vanilla ice cream has my name all over it!

    This post was made is in partnership with Bob’s Red Mill. Follow Bob’s Red Mill on Instagram and Facebook or check out bobsredmill.com to shop their impressive lineup of whole grains and much more. 

    Raspberry Galette with Lime and Coconut
    Lime Raspberry Galette with Coconut
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    • Author: Becky Sue from Baking The Goods
    • Total Time: 1 hour
    • Yield: 6 servings
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    This Raspberry Lime Coconut Galette is an easy going recipe with a laid back island vibe. The all butter crust has a tropical twist of toasty coconut & beautifully showcases peak summer berries bursting with jammy flavor and zippy lime. 


    Ingredients

    1 Coconut Pie Dough Disk

    5 cups fresh raspberries

    1 medium lime, zested & juiced

    ¼ cup fine cane or granulated sugar

    1 tablespoon tapioca flour or cornstarch

    1 tablespoon finely shredded coconut

    1 large egg

    1-2 tablespoons sparkling or turbinado sugar

    1 tablespoon unsalted butter, cut into small cubes


    Instructions

    RASPBERRY LIME FILLING

    1. Place raspberries in a bowl, top with sugar, lime juice and lime zest. Gently stir together to combine. Allow to sit for 15 minutes so the juices begin to release from the berries.
    2. Transfer 2-3 tablespoons of the the juices into a small bowl and whisk together with tapioca flour (or cornstarch) to create a slurry. Pour back over the berries and gently fold to combine.

    ASSEMBLE & BAKE

    1. Whisk the egg in a small bowl with about 1 teaspoon of water to make the egg wash and set aside.
    2. Roll the dough disk into a 12"-14" round. Then transfer to a lined baking sheet.

      To help prevent a soggy bottom, brush a thin layer of egg wash on the surface of the dough before adding the berries. The proteins in the egg will strengthen as the galette bakes and create a barrier between the dough and filling. 

    3. Gently spread the raspberries over the center of the dough leaving a 2" border all the way around. I like to use a slotted spoon to transfer the berries so all of the juices don't transfer onto the dough.
    4. Carefully lift and fold the edge of the galette dough up and over the filling, allowing the dough to naturally pleat at 2" intervals as you fold. It should pleat around 12 times as you work your way around. Let the dough guide you here, it knows where it wants to pleat.
    5. Lightly brush the the egg wash over exposed edges of the galette dough & sprinkle liberally with sparkling or turbinado sugar. Dot the fruit filling with the small butter cubes.
    6. Preheat the oven to 400°F and chill the galette in the freezer for 15-20 minutes before baking.
    7. Turn the oven back down to 375°F just before adding the galette. The initial blast of high heat will help the galette maintain its shape without burning the filling. 
    8. Bake for 35-40 minutes, rotating the pans halfway through. The crust should be a deep golden brown and the fruit should be soft and jammy.
    9. Allow to cool completely, then sprinkle with more shredded coconut. Slice into wedges to serve. 

    Notes

    Use my Coconut Pie Dough recipe for this galette base - bakingthegoods.com/coconut-pie-dough

    Serve with fresh whipped cream or à la mode for an extra special experience.

    Store at room temperature for up to 2 days or wrapped tightly in the refrigerator for up to 4 or 5 days.

    • Prep Time: 20 minutes
    • Cook Time: 40 minutes
    • Category: Dessert
    • Cuisine: Galette

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