This is the easiest Strawberry Tart Recipe ever. With only 5 ingredients and about 10 minutes of prep time, you can still impress your friends and family.
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I know it's October but my local farmer's market had strawberries for .99 a pound and I just couldn't resist whipping up one more strawberry recipe before winter comes. I decided to keep this strawberry tart recipe easy by making it no bake and just using 5 common ingredients.
I brought this to a friend's house and no one could believe it didn't have sugar in it. That is a successful recipe in my book!
How to Make a Tart
What makes a tart a tart? The shape. You need a tart pan to make a tart. A tart pan has a removable bottom, similar to a springform pan so that you serve it without having to transfer the whole thing to a serving platter. Tart pans, in general, also have fluted edges.
You can use any shape tart pan, sometimes the rectangular tart pans look fancier than a round pan. You can even make this into mini tarts.
And then you need a crust and a filling. I chose to use an almond flour crust and a cream cheese filling for this Strawberry Tart Recipe.
Almond Flour Crust
The first part of this easy Strawberry Tart is the almond flour crust. I use an unblanched almond flour in this recipe because it looks more like a traditional graham cracker crust than using blanched almond flour. Unblanched almond flour has the same texture but they don't remove the skin of the almonds because processing them.
You can use blanched almond flour, grind your own almonds for this recipe, or use almond meal. Since almond flour has become more popular over the last few years it isn't much more expensive than almond meal. There used to be a much bigger difference in price.
Cream Cheese Filling
I love cream cheese. I could probably eat a block of cream cheese with a spoon. Anytime I do anything with cream cheese I need to take a bite. I bought low carb bagels recently and they were really just a vehicle to get the cream cheese into my mouth.
The only thing better than cream cheese is cream cheese filling. Just adding a little sweetener to cream cheese is really all it needs. And that is all I used. Just 2 ingredients to this luscious tart filling.
If you would like a firmer crust you can add a tablespoon of powdered gelatin. This will help the crust set. Or you can go ahead and bake the crust to dry it out a bit. We didn't mind the moist, buttery almond flour crust as is. I was able to cut and serve the slices of strawberry tart with a large knife. No prob.
Other variations of this Strawberry Tart Recipe to try:
Lemon Raspberry
Add half a teaspoon of lemon extract and swirl in ¼ cup of raspberry puree (just thaw frozen raspberries).
Peanut Butter
Add ½ cup of peanut butter to the cream cheese filling and leave off the berries.
Cinnamon Pecan
Add a teaspoon of cinnamon to the crust and use finely ground pecans instead of almond flour.
Chocolate Chip
Mix ½ cup sugar-free chocolate chips into the filling and garnish with a sprinkle of cocoa powder.
Craving more chocolate? Try my Keto Chocolate Brownie Tart next! Can't get enough strawberries? Try these Strawberry Blondies.
Also on a strawberry kick? Make sure to try my Fresh Strawberry Jam, Keto Strawberry Cheesecake, Strawberry Ice Cream Recipe with Ricotta, and Keto Pound Cake Strawberry Shortcake!
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Ingredients
Crust:
- 1.5 cups almond flour
- 3 tablespoon butter cut into pieces
- ¼ cup Joy Filled Eats Sweetener (or see alternatives in recipe notes)
Filling:
- 16 oz cream cheese
- ½ cup Joy Filled Eats Sweetener (or see alternatives in recipe notes) ground
- 2-4 cups strawberries *** quartered
Instructions
- Combine the crust ingredients in a food processor and pulse until a smooth dough forms. Press into the bottom of a 9-inch tart pan.
- Add the cream cheese and sweetener to the food processor. Pulse until smooth. Spread on top of the crust. Top with the strawberries. Chill for 2-3 hours before serving.
Notes
Nutrition
Ava says
Hi there Taryn - I have been using your Joy Filled Eats Sweeteneer for ages now, for everything!.
I would appreciate you comments on the recent article re Erythritol, if possible
Many thanks
Ava
Taryn says
I don't think there is enough info yet. Personally, I'm fine using a combo of allulose/xylitol/stevia without adding erythritol. I don't love the cooling effect of erythritol.
You can make my sweetener with just allulose and/or xylitol and stevia. You just need to keep the ratio correct (1 tsp stevia to 14 oz granular sweetener).
Melissa says
Would a pie pan work? I do not have a tart pan, maybe not much of a difference, but thought I would ask!
Taryn says
Yes, but it might be hard to get neat pieces. Using a baked crust might hold up better. Joyfilledeats.com/pie-crust
Judy says
Did you know the add on the bottom of your site, is so biggg, I could not even follow your recipe. Thanks for the goodies. Your pop up on the bottom, There is plenty of room on the right side of the screen.?
Marilyn says
Judy, I had this issue also! There was a small “x” in the upper right corner of the two adds that were intruding. When I pressed the x’s they both disappeared,😊
Debi says
I've made this tart several times for company, and it's always a hit! Most of our friends are NOT Keto so I like to serve great Keto meals/desserts to show them you can eat yummy stuff, and still lose weight & get healthy. I've made this tart with strawberries and whipped cream, and with Lily's chocolate chips. Both are delicious! Thanks for the great recipes Taryn! I have several favorites, and I always use your sweetener blend.
Patty in CO says
Lovely and delicious! I used strawberries that I roasted (got the recipe from Jacinda at the Northern Nester's web site) because my strawberried were a bit sour. Roasting them makes nice juice, red ripe color and brings out incredible sweetness. The additional syrup was great with the roasted strawberries on top of the cream cheese filling, and I had some almond meal in my freezer from about 6 months ago that was awesome for the crust. This was a reall winner! I love all your recipes and appreciate the time and effort it takes to create them. Thank you so much, Taryn!
Wanda Harrigan says
Oh this is on my to make list for next week. I am going to use fresh blackberries from my garden instead of strawberries! I love your recipes and hope to see the -50 pounds in my description.
Jennifer Farley says
Love no bake desserts!
wilhelmina says
This tart is so pretty and so delicious! My favorite part is the almond crust!