How can I output a txt file, that has part of filename followed by path of file for all files in a folder, one line per file?

I have the following files

/folder/abc1.txt.gz
/folder/abc2.txt.gz
/folder/abc3.txt.gz

I would like to make a txt file with the following

abc1 /folder/abc1.txt.gz
abc2 /folder/abc2.txt.gz
abc3 /folder/abc3.txt.gz

I have used the following command

find /folder -name 'abc*.txt.gz' -type f -printf '%f %p\n' > out.txt

This will output:

abc1.txt.gz /folder/abc1.txt.gz
abc2.txt.gz /folder/abc2.txt.gz
abc3.txt.gz /folder/abc3.txt.gz

How can I have only the first part of the filename (without .txt.gz) folowed by the path?