Super Simple Vibrant Vegan Mixed Berry Tart

This refreshing, summery vegan berry tart is vegan, gluten free, refined sugar free with alllll of the taste and texture!

Sweet, more-ish healthy vegan fruit tart that requires no baking and 15 minutes to make?

Yes, dreams really can come true.

The crust is composed of nuts and dates to provide a lovely textural contrast to the smooth filling. Plus, who can resist a crunchy crust?!

If however, you don’t have any dates around, you can easily use the base recipe from my caramel tart. It works perfectly.

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How to make no bake tart crust for the vegan fruit tart

To make the crust for this vegan summer fruits tart, blitz the nuts, maple syrup and dates (that have been soaked and drained overnight) in a food processor until there are no big chucks of dates or nuts and all ingredients have come together.

Transfer to a 8"/20cm loose bottom tart tin and evenly spread it across the bottom and sides of the tin. Leave to chill in the refrigerator while you prepare the fillings.

How to make this mixed berry tart filling

To make the no bake vegan fruit tart filling, place the frozen berries, plant based milk, honey and cornflour into a pan and place on medium to low heat. Making sure to stir constantly to prevent any lumps from forming.

Remove the pan from the heat when the mixture begins to thicken. Then pour into a sieve over a bowl to remove any seeds from the mixed berries.

And pour on top of the tart base. Once filled, tap the tart tin onto your work-surface to remove any air bubbles and ensure the layer is level.

Refrigerate for 24hrs or freeze for 1-2hrs until set.

How to decorate a vegan tart

I topped my no bake pink tart with fresh berries, fruit, vegan meringues and vegan macarons. But you can top it with anything you like or eat it bare. It's delicious either way!

[Recipe for my vegan macarons coming soon]

Can I use this recipe to make mini summer fruit tarts?

Absolutely! This recipe would be perfect, to make cute and easy mini summer fruit tarts.

The quantities of this recipe would be able to fill approx 12 mini tartlets

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The frozen mixed berry tart recipe

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Course: Dessert

Cuisine: Vegan

Keyword: gluten free, healthy

Prep Time: 15

Cook Time: 0

Chill Time: 2

Equipment

Tart tin
Blender
Food Processor

Ingredients

Tart Crust

100 g Dates (Soaked over night)
100 g Mixed nuts
20 g Maple syrup

Tart Filling

200 g Frozen mixed berries
5 tablespoon Maple syrup (or honey)
15 g Cornflour
120 ml Plant based milk

Decoration

Optional Vegan meringues (Refer to notes)
Optional Vegan Macarons (Refer to notes)
Fruit Optional

Instructions

Add all crust ingredients into a food processor and blitz until there are no big chucks of dates or nuts and all ingredients have come together.
100 g Dates, 100 g Mixed nuts, 20 g Maple syrup
Press the crust dough into a tart tin (8"/20cm) to create a tart shell across the whole tin. Leave to chill in the refrigerator while you prepare the fillings.
Transfer the filling ingredients into a pan and heat on medium heat, stirring constantly until slightly thickened.
200 g Frozen mixed berries, 5 tablespoon Maple syrup, 15 g Cornflour, 120 ml Plant based milk
Remove from heat and sieve over a bowl to remove the seeds. Pour into the tart shell and freeze for around 1-2hrs until set.
Decorate with your preferred toppings, I used Kiwis, vegan meringues, vegan macarons and fresh berries.
Optional Vegan meringues, Fruit, Optional Vegan Macarons

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