It’s been raining all day yesterday so I made a super delicious dessert to bring some joy for the day. I’ve always loved the yellow-orange color of the persimmon and it’s aromatic sweetness make this fruit so special. Now let’s say a word about the taste of this wonderful dessert. The base is delicious combination of walnut, shredded coconut, dates, prunes and cacao powder. And to my delight, the combination of sweet persimmon and orange made a light, creamy and fragrant filling. Phew! Not only do I love these flavors together, but I really like these colors together. As you can imagine, this tart tastes like absolute heaven! So basically as good for you as it looks …
Don’t wait any longer, just give it a try. This dessert is sure to please your taste buds and delight your eyes. Raw, vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free, completely guilt-free and packed full of yummy fruit goodness!
Raw, Vegan Orange and Persimmon Tart
» this recipe makes three 5 inch tart
You’ll need: food processor, blender
Preparation time: 30 minutes
Total time: approximately 2 and a half hours
Ingredients for the crust:
1 cup walnut
1/2 cup shredded coconut
1/2 cup soaked dates
1/4 cup prunes
for the crust, place all the ingredients into the food processor and blend until a sticky mix forms. Press mixture into a baking pan or silicone molds – you can use any shape of pan or molds … be creative, have fun with this 😉
Ingredients for the filling:
3 fuyu persimmon
(make sure your persimmons are ripe)
1 juicy orange ( peeled )
for the filling, place all the ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth. Pour the cream over the crust and let sit in the freezer ( about 2 hours ) or until it’s set. Take the tart out of the freezer and top with plums, cherries, prunes and orange zest. Store in the fridge.
Enjoy!
- INGREDIENTS FOR THE CRUST:
- 1 cup walnut
- ½ cup shredded coconut
- ½ cup soaked dates
- ¼ cup prunes
- INGREDIENTS FOR THE FILLING:
- 3 fuyu persimmon
- (make sure your persimmons are ripe)
- 1 juicy orange, peeled
- For the crust, place all the ingredients into the food processor and blend until a sticky mix forms. Press mixture into a baking pan or silicone molds - you can use any shape of pan or molds
- For the filling, place all the ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth. Pour the cream over the crust and let sit in the freezer ( about 2 hours ) or until it’s set. Take the tart out of the freezer and top with plums, cherries, prunes and orange zest. Store in the fridge.


just lovely and what a presentation! love
Awww, thank you!
Love how these little guys look! And you can’t go wrong with adding in coconut to just about anything :). Looks great
Jill xo
Hi Jill, I’m so glad you like it! Thank you for the kind words and for stopping by. I hope you give them a try. Have a lovely weekend dear!
Fabulous smaller tarts,…just the way, I like them!
Things of beaty! Xx