
A delicious Passion fruit, vanilla and coconut tart For dessert, are you tempted? That's what I'm offering you with this light and sunny recipe!
You feel the soft rays of the sun at the mention of the words "passion fruit","coconut","vanilla"? Me, yes! That's why I came up with the idea of this brightly colored fruity tart.
Winter and early spring are the ideal seasons to consume passion fruit. So don't deprive yourself! It's one of my favorite flavors among exotic fruits. And then, a trip to the islands for dessert, why deprive yourself?

How to prepare this passion fruit tart?
To achieve this Passion fruit, vanilla, coconut tart : three main steps. First, the soft tart base made from coconut grated. This tart base is very easy to make, and ultra fragrant, in short, coconut lovers will be delighted!
Then, we carry out the part scented with the vanilla bean which is a creamy panna cotta as we like... No light cream here but only 30% mg whole cream to have the ideal texture.
And finally, we finish the pie by making a gourmet coulis with passion fruit with a touch of honey to top it all off...
Delicious but very light to taste, I love this tart. I assure you, it is eaten on its own, ideal to serve at the end of a hearty meal. So, I hope you will like it just as much!

Other recipes to try
If you like pies with fruity flavors, I also recommend the Raspberry mascarpone and Breton palet tart, the Strawberry rhubarb crumble tart, the Rustic apricot almond tart.
If you make this pie, don't hesitate to tag @liliebakery on Instagram so I can see your accomplishments!

- 200 g shredded coconut
- 3 egg whites
- 60 g blond cane sugar
- 70 cl heavy whipping cream 30%
- 5 vahine gelatin leaves
- 80 g granulated sugar
- 1 vanilla pod
- 6 passion fruit
- 1 cs + 1tsp honey
- Preheat the oven to 150 ° traditional heat. Mix the coconut and the sugar. Add the egg whites. Mix well then pack well in the bottom of a pie dish (mine is 27cm in diameter). Bake for about 25 minutes until the edges are golden. Let cool on a rack in its mold. Place this pie shell in the freezer (cold lock) to accentuate its firmness before pouring in the liquid panna cotta preparation.
- Prepare the panna cotta: soften the gelatin leaves in cold water. Heat the cream in a saucepan with the sugar and vanilla beans. Once it comes to the boil, remove from the heat and add the drained gelatin. Let cool (it takes time). When the preparation is almost cold, pour over the pie shell taken out of the freezer and leave to set in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours.
- Make the passion fruit coulis: cut and core the passion fruit, pour into a saucepan, add the honey and heat for 4/5 minutes on medium heat. Let cool. Then cover the tart with this coulis.






It's a wonderful combination of flavors!
Excellent recipe! I love it, and thanks to the beautiful photos I can see the mega fragrant and fresh taste it must have!
Bravo
Excellent recipe! I love it, and thanks to the beautiful photos I can see the mega fragrant and fresh taste it must have!
Bravo
Excellent recipe! I love it, and thanks to the beautiful photos I can see the mega fragrant and fresh taste it must have!
Bravo
Tried it last night, it's excellent! Guaranteed success, thanks for the recipe
Tested this weekend: super good! easy to make and fragrances that combine very well.
Good evening! Do you think we can prepare the tart and the panna cotta the day before? Will it be as tasty? And the crispy pastry? Thank you very much in advance!
Hello, for the gelatin, are these 2g sheets? Which would make 10g. Thanks in advance for your information.
Recipe already tested and approved, I would like to remake it (as well as other of your recipes) for an event, so I have 2 questions:
Can we freeze it without any problem? And make the passion fruit coulis at the last minute, I imagine.
And if I make it in the form of individual mignardises/tartlets, can I keep the same quantities of ingredients?
Thank you in advance for your response and have a nice day! ☺️
Hi Joyce, I've never tried freezing it, but be careful not to make the bottom of the tart soggy. You'll have to calculate the quantities yourself based on the size of your molds. But if you've already made this recipe, you can estimate what you need. See you soon :)