This incredible Chocolate Strawberry and Passion Fruit Tart is so quick and easy to make. It is perfect centre piece for Wimbledon tennis parties. A slice of this chocolate truffle tart with fresh strawberries and passion fruit is a show stopper of a dessert. Plus as a no-bake dessert it’s a simple pudding to whip up for a party or event.

This incredible Chocolate truffle and Strawberry Tart is so quick and easy to make. It is perfect centre piece for Wimbledon tennis parties as well as delicious for summer dinner parties. The mix of rich creamy chocolate with the fresh and fruity strawberries compliment each other to create a divine dessert.
This has been described as the best dessert I have ever made. So it’s pretty good. The mix of chocolate bourbon biscuits as the base, chocolate ganache, strawberries and passion fruit is delicious and you will most definitely want more than one slice. This is a really easy pudding to make. It only takes about 30 minutes altogether and then can sit in the fridge happily for a few hours before serving.

Making the ganache/truffle filling for the Chocolate Strawberry and Passion Fruit Tart
I love how shiny the ganache is. It looks almost too good to eat.
Ganahce is so easy to make and it works brilliantly well as a filling like this but also as a cupcake and cake filling/topping. It’s all the good things chocolate, double cream and a little butter to make it shine.

Adding passion fruit is a winner as it gives a gorgeously tart taste which works so well with the sweetness of the strawberries and richness of the chocolate. I’d recommend decorating the tart with the passion fruit when you’re ready to serve.

Makes a 24cm tart.
If you don’t have a tart tine a loose bottomed cake tin would work well too.

Ready to serve and it was so delicious.

Here are some fabulous summer fruit and chocolate recipes from other brilliant bloggers.
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Healthy santa hat brownies from Healthy Hungry Happy
Chocolate Cake Waffles, Lemon Curd and Strawberries by Tin and Thyme
Chocolate Strawberry Pavolva by Elizabeth’s Kitchen Diary
Strawberries and dark chocolate by From the Healthy Heart
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Chocolate truffle and strawberry tart
Equipment
- 24cm tart tin
Ingredients
- 400 grams (1.67 cups) bourbon biscuits
- 140 grams (0.62 cups) unsalted butter
- 200 grams (7 oz) plain chocolate
- 100 grams (3.53 oz) milk chocolate
- 250 ml (250 ml) double cream / heavy cream
- 2 tbsp (2 tbsp) unsalted butter
- 250 grams (1.75 cups) fresh strawberries
- 1 (1) passionfruit
Instructions
- In a blender or food processor grind up the bourbon biscuits until the resemble bread crumbs. A rolling pin and a sandwich bag is slower but also works well to make crumbs.
- Melt 140g butter and add to the biscuits and mix together.
- Spoon the mix into the tart tin and push down to make the base and into corners to make the case.
- Pop it in to the fridge for 30 minutes while you make the ganache.
- In a pan warm up the double cream until it starts to bubble. Don’t let it boil.
- Add the broken up chocolate pieces to a bowl and add the 2 teaspoons of butter.
- Pour the cream over the top and slowly mix together until everything is melted and mixed together.
- Take the biscuit case out of the fridge and pour the ganache in.
- Stud the ganache with strawberries. I prefer putting the strawberries in whole so you get a good strawberry to chocolate ratio but adding them cut up works well too.
- Pop the dessert back into the fridge and leave for at least 1 hour.
- When ready to serve sprinkle the passion fruit over the top.
- You could serve it with a little extra cream, ice cream or strawberries but it doesn’t really need it.
- Enjoy
Nutrition
Please note that the nutrition information provided above is approximate and meant as a guideline only.
I reckon that tart is the best chocolate tart I’ve ever seen Sisley – totally amazing. The other strawberry and chocolate combinations look pretty good too, but they are as nothing ….!
Thank you Choclette. You are so kind x
Please can you recommend other fruits that can be used as I am allergic to Strawberries.
Thank you
Raspberries would work really really well too. It’s a great base to add any fruit you like 🙂
Reading this blog post was no good for my diet, now I have a mad sugar craving haha. This looks like such a yummy recipe and I’m loving your food photography. K x
Thank you so much. You’ve made my day x
That looks very naughty but oh so tempting! Chocolate is good for you, repeat 🙂
I agree. Nothing so good could be bad.
This looks so delicious! I need to try to make this! love it!
Thank you lovely! You will love it so much 🙂
OMG this looks lush and everything I can’t have on Slimming World!! LOL! It looks so delicious xx
I’m sure a thin slice would be fine… the fruit must cancel out the chocolate I’m sure x
OMG I love the look of this, I am going to try it.
I hope you like it. I am a bit obsessed with this tart now.
I’ve a question. If you’re making this the day before, when do you add the strawberries? The day after, once a the tart reaches toom temp?
Add the strawberries when you add the ganache but I would recommend doing that bit on the day you need it as the liquid from the strawberries might upset the chocolate unless that you add them without cutting the top off.
Hi is there any chance i can find out the nutrition value for this whole cake or recipe so i can work out a syn value on slimming world please
Hi Milly, I have updated the recipe with the nutritional values for you. I hope you enjoy the recipe x