This cookie dough chocolate tart is such a crowed pleaser! It’s my go-to dessert when I’m expecting guests since it’s so easy to make and so decadent.
Made using healthier ingredients like oats, peanut butter and dark chocolate, yet tastes like a super naughty treat. It’s no-bake making it so easy to put together and it tastes 100 times better than any dessert you can get from the shops. It’s especially perfect for anyone who loves chocolate and peanut butter!
No-bake cookie dough is one of the best things ever. What’s even better is cookie dough paired with a velvety chocolate ganache. I’ve been making this simple peanut butter cookie dough for years and it occurred to me that it would make an amazing base for a tart, and I was right! The base is soft and gooey and the chocolate centre is rich and smooth. The perfect match of flavours and textures in my opinion.
What you need to make this cookie dough chocolate tart:
Oats – Oats are a great substitute to plain flour in many recipes, including baked and no-bake treats like this one. They’re higher in fibre and generally better for you. Oats are naturally gluten-free, but can be cross-contaminated with gluten when handled in the same facilities as other gluten containing grains. If you want the recipe to be gluten-free, make sure you pick up gluten-free oats (available in most supermarkets).
Coconut oil – this will add some richness to the base, but also act as a binder to help cold everything together.
Maple syrup – again, this acts as a binder, but also adds a little sweetness to the base. You can use other liquid sweeteners like honey, agave, rice syrup, etc.
Peanut butter – I love using nut butters in my treats as a healthier alternative to vegetable oils or butter. They work really well in no-bake treats. Any nut butter will work here, or you can use tahini/seed butter to make the recipe nut-free.
Chocolate chips – because what’s cookie dough without chocolate chips?
Coconut cream – to make the filling thick and luscious, you’ll only need the creamy/solid of a can of full fat coconut milk. You can separate the coconut solids from the liquid by refrigerating a can overnight.
Dark chocolate – i prefer using 70% or over, but you can use any chocolate you prefer.
This cookie dough chocolate tart is:
- No-bake
- Vegan
- Dairy-free
- Gluten-free
- Super easy to make
- And so decadent!
Cookie Dough Chocolate Tart
Ingredients
For the cookie dough base
- 220g oat flour oats blended into a fine flour in a high-speed blender
- 1/4 tsp salt
- 45g coconut oil melted
- 250g smooth peanut butter or nut butter/seed butter of choice
- 6 tbsp maple syrup
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 80g dark chocolate chips
For the chocolate filling
- 220g coconut cream* from a can of full fat coconut milk
- 165g dark chocolate
- 60ml maple syrup
- Pinch of salt
Instructions
- Mix the oat flour and salt in a large bowl, then fold in the melted coconut oil, peanut butter, maple syrup and vanilla to form a dough.
- Fold in the chocolate chips, then press into and up the sides of an 8 1/2-inch round tart pan with a removable bottom. Freeze for 15 minutes while you prepare the filling.
- Melt the solidified coconut milk and maple syrup in a pan, then take off the heat before it starts to boil.
- Break up the chocolate into a heat-proof bowl, then pour the melted coconut milk on top. Add a pinch of salt and leave for a couple of minutes to melt before stirring. Stir until you have a smooth velvety mixture, then pour over the base.
- Allow to set in the fridge for around 2 hours, then slice and enjoy!
It’s too bad that for many of us in the US that you do not give measurements in Cups and or ounces. It’s a bit difficult to do the conversions in many cases, but your desserts look wonderful. I guess I needed to pay better attention in math class, lol
Hi Ralph. I don’t currently have a convertor on my website, but looking to include that feature soon 🙂 I’ve added cups/oz for now if you would like to try this recipe.
Thanks
?? xx
Suggestions if you don’t have a tart pan?
Hi Tommie 🙂 You can use a round 8 or 9 inch springform cake tin with a loose base to make it easier to take the tart out once it’s set 🙂
Google is magic! ?
😀 Hope you try the recipe Claudia! x
Please can you tell me how many cans of coconut cream will be needed to get the required amount?
Hi Gemma 🙂 You’ll need 1-2 cans, it depends on the brand of coconut milk.
Ralph, but a small food scale from Amazon… it’s easy peasy to measure food in grams.
Unfortunately metric vs us grams is still different luckily she added the US amounts and I’m making now 🙂 had to make a few subs bc ran out of oat flour and ended up doing half oat, half almond and added a bit of coconut flour bc it was too wet. Turned out awesome 🙂 about to make the chocolate part now
Whoops. *buy a small food scale…
Looks amazing thank you ?
Let me know if you try it Zubeda 🙂 x
Can I use honey instead of maple syrup?
Hi Sylwia 🙂 Yes, honey or any liquid sweetener will work x
This recipe looks great and I’m planning to make it for Christmas. Your recipient calls for dark chocolate, is this just a regular bar of chocolate that is sweetened? Or plain unsweetened dark chocolate? Thanks!
Hi Jenny 🙂 I’m not sure what you mean. Here in the UK we have dark chocolate bars with different percentages of cocoa solids (how much of the cocoa bean is in the bar of chocolate). I usually use dark chocolate with 70% cocoa solids, but it still has sugar in it. Hope that answered your question 🙂
A lot of time for baking, recipes will call for unsweetened chocolate that is pure chocolate, no sugar. I just wanted to make sure the recipe wasn’t calling for this kind of bar as that would significantly reduce the sweetness. I will go for a regular dark chocolate bar (the kind you would eat on its own). Thank you so much!
Please can you tell me how many cans of coconut cream will be needed to get the required amount?
she said 1-2 coconut milk so i bet 1 can of coconut cream would be enough ! 🙂
I made this recipe but had to compromise on a few ingredients as I wanted to make it today and was not able to chill the coconut milk overnight, so instead made cashew cream and it worked and the flavours were amazing! So rich.
I also ran out of chocolate and use cocoa powder instead, add a couple of grams more of the cream and agave and turned out perfect!!
Thank you for sharing these amazing recipes <3