Whisk the flour, salt and sugar together in a medium sized bowl. Using your hands or a pastry cutter, work the butter into the mixture until it resembles small peas. Do not let the butter get warm. You can also use a food processor for this if you prefer, just make sure not to over process the dough. You need the pea sized lumps of butter to make the dough flaky.
Drizzle 4 tbsp of ice water over the mixture and toss with a fork. Grab a clump in your hand and see if it sticks together. If not, drizzle over another tbsp and toss and try again. Do this until the dough just starts being able to mostly clump together. It should still be on the dry side and not wet at all.
Turn this out onto a lightly floured surface and using a bench scraper, fold over the crumbles onto themselves and press down. Do this until you have a rough block of dough. Use your hands to press any stray lumps into the dough and form into a circle about 2 inches thick. Wrap in plastic wrap and put into the fridge overnight.
When ready to make the galette, flour a countertop lightly and place your circle of dough in the center. Use your rolling pin to whack it and turn it, slowly thinning it out. This helps prevent cracking when it is still cold and also avoids developing the gluten. Once you've enlarged the circle and dough is a little warmer, begin rolling it into a circle by rolling gently, then rotating the circle 90 degrees and rolling again. Make sure to keep enough flour under the dough so that it doesn't stick. You want to work quickly to keep it cold. Roll out a 14 inch circle and then trim it to have a 12 inch diameter circle.
Place this on a sheet of parchment on a sheet tray by gently wrapping it around your rolling pin and then unrolling on the sheet tray. Place the fridge for 30 min and preheat the oven to 425.