Feeling like a crunchy and indulgent pie and wanna make it egg-free? No problem.
We have rounded up 30 of the best vegan pie and tart recipes including holiday desserts, tart filling, and pie crusts.

Many of these recipes are easy to make, familyfriendly, and with just a few simple ingredients.

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Browse through this list, and take your pick from these vegan tarts and pies – we’re sure you’ll find your next dessert favorite on this list!

Vegan TARTS with fruit

Crunchy pie crusts with a creamy filling and a refreshing topping of fruits. These vegan fruit tarts are perfect as spring and summer desserts, and will please vegans and non-vegans too.

EGG-FREE PIE RECIPES

Whether you're planning desserts for the holidays, thanksgiving, or a get-together, these vegan pie recipes will help you with fresh ideas. Crunchy, creamy, salty, and fruity, you'll find your next pie favorite here.

Vegan Tart filling

You have your vegan pie crust under control, but how about the filling? No matter the season outside, you can find fruity, chocolatey, creamy, or cheesy vegan cake fillings here. Customize your next dessert to fit it exactly to your and your family's needs.

EQUIPMENT

Tart pan or pie dish with an 11-inch, 27 – 28 cm diameter. You can use smaller ones, but you’ll have some dough and filling to spare.

A tart pan with removable bottom is easiest if you want to transfer the kiwi tart onto a serving plate.

If you use a pie dish (instead of a tart pan with removable bottom), oil it, then place two long and wide strips of parchment paper in a cross position into the pie dish under the dough, coming out slightly from the edges.

After baking, let the tart cool down for 15 minutes, then lift it out of the tray by pulling up the parchment strips. Of course, you can always serve the tart from the pie dish if taking it out sounds too risky.

TIPS FOR VEGAN PIE AND TART RECIPES

  • Make ahead: You can make most of the elements of the tarts and pies in advance. For instance, you could make the pastry ready in the pie dish and freeze it before cooking it. You can make the fillings and store them in the fridge for a couple of days. Then on the day, you want to serve the tart, style and add the topping. Please refer to the instructions for each individual dessert.
  • How to store: Most of these desserts keep for 1 day in the refrigerator or on your kitchen counter under a cake dome.
  • How to freeze: Most pies and tarts don’t freeze well. They tend to absorb moisture and get soggy. You can however prepare the shortcrust pastry base in advance, place it into the pie dish and then freeze it before cooking it.

STORAGE

Room temperature: store these pies and tarts for up to 4 hours on the kitchen counter.

Refrigerator: if you keep them for more than 4 hours, store it in the fridge. You can cover it with plastic wrap. It stays fresh for two days. After that, the pie is still edible, but the crust won’t be as flaky and crisp but a little soggy from the moisture.

TIP

The most important tip when making a flaky pie crust is to work the dough as little as possible. Compact it with your hands to bring the dough ball together, but don’t knead it.

Kneading will develop the gluten network in the dough, making it tough and compact.

It is definitely possible (and quite easy) to make colorful and healthy vegan pies and tarts at home. Festive occasions, holidays, and social gatherings are good occasions to serve these desserts and please vegans and non-vegans alike. If you’re looking for additional ideas or you feel like vegan baking, cakes, and vegan sweets, check out these recipes too:

If you made any of these recipes, please leave us a comment in the sections below. It helps us improve our recipes and bring value to other people too.

For many more easy dessert ideas, check out our desserts category page.

vegan pie and tart recipes including pop tarts and vegan pie crust

Best Vegan Pie and Tart Recipes

Author: Nico Pallotta
Wondering how to make a vegan pie or tart? We've got you covered with these 30 indulgent recipes including custards, pies, tarts, vegan cake fillings and more.
5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 40 minutes
Total Time 50 minutes
Course Dessert
Cuisine American Italian
Servings 4 people
Calories 400 kcal

Equipment

  • Pie dish with removable base, 11 inch, 27 – 28 cm. optional, see each recipe for required equipment

Ingredients
  

  • Pick your favorite pie or tart from the list
  • Read the recipe for ingredients required
  • Make the recipe by following the instructions

Instructions
 

  • Make ahead: You can make most of the elements of the tarts and pies in advance. For instance, you could make the pastry ready in the pie dish and freeze it before cooking it. You can make the fillings and store them in the fridge for a couple of days. Then on the day, you want to serve the tart, style and add the topping. Please refer to the instructions for each individual dessert.
  • How to store: Most of these desserts keep for 1 day in the refrigerator or on your kitchen counter under a cake dome.
  • How to freeze: Most pies and tarts don't freeze well. They tend to absorb moisture and get soggy. You can however prepare the shortcrust pastry base in advance, place it into the pie dish and then freeze it before cooking it.

Video Recipe

Crostata is a crusty Italian Dessert (and breakfast)

Nutritional Values

Nutrition Facts
Best Vegan Pie and Tart Recipes
Serving Size
 
150 g
Amount per Serving
Calories
400
% Daily Value*
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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