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a jar of passion fruit curd, with a spoon taking a scoop of curd out of the jar

Vegan Passion Fruit Curd

Author: By The Forkful
425kcal
5 from 3 votes
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Prep 5 minutes
Additional Time 30 minutes
Total 35 minutes
This amazing vegan passion fruit curd literally feels like liquid gold! It's thick and creamy, it's got that delicious tangy passion fruit flavour, and is absolutely amazing on it's own, swirled into yoghurt, or used in vegan bakes and desserts.
Servings 2 cups (500ml)
Course Sweets
Cuisine Baking

Ingredients

  • 0.5 cup plant-based milk
  • 0.5 cup superfine sugar (caster sugar or baker's sugar)
  • 2 tablespoon cornstarch (cornflour)
  • 4 passion fruit seeds or no seeds
  • 1 lime

Method

  1. (Optional) If you want a seedless passion fruit curd, cut your passion fruits in half and empty the insides into a sieve placed over a large bowl. Use a spoon to separate the seeds from the juice and pulp, and discard the seeds.
    4 passion fruit
  2. Add all your ingredients, including the passion fruit juice, to a medium-sized saucepan and place on low heat.
    0.5 cup plant-based milk, 0.5 cup superfine sugar, 2 tablespoon cornstarch, 1 lime, 4 passion fruit
  3. Continuously whisk the curd as it heats to ensure a smooth texture, cooking the mixture for around 5 minutes - you should notice it begins to thicken very quickly after heating.
  4. Allow the curd to cool in the saucepan for ~10 minutes before transferring it to a jar and continuing to cool.
  5. Once the curd has cooled fully, it should have thickened even more. You can now refrigerate it until you need it.

Nutrition

Calories425kcalCarbohydrates104gProtein6gFat2gSaturated Fat0.1gPolyunsaturated Fat1gMonounsaturated Fat0.2gSodium77mgPotassium675mgFiber20gSugar74gVitamin A2303IUVitamin C61mgCalcium128mgIron3mg

Notes

This vegan passion fruit curd can be used immediately, but since it thickens up a lot after cooling and being chilled, I would recommend making it ahead of time if you're planning on using it in a recipe.
Personally, I prefer to sieve the seeds out of the juice/pulp before making this curd, as the seedless curd is that bit more enjoyable! However, if you like the crunch that the seeds provide, then feel free to keep them!

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