Healing in early summer. Refreshing fruit tart recipe made with rice flour and soy milk.

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May 08, 2026, the first day of summer has passed according to the calendar, and we can feel the early summer dazzle in the sunlight. With fresh greenery bright in our eyes, this time of year makes us miss café time on the terrace and light desserts little by little. By the way, today is “Goya Day. The word “goya” is derived from the Japanese syllabary “5 (go) 8 (ya),” and the day was established as a day to rediscover the charm of goya, a popular vegetable in Okinawa. Today, dishes that take advantage of its bitterness are attracting attention, and in the world of homemade recipes as well, the key to trends is “creative ways to bring out the individuality of the ingredients” as the seasons change. We propose a special dish that is perfect for this time of year when seasonal ingredients and trends intersect, from spring to early summer.

A discussion of recent search trends

As of May 6, 2026, the search trends are lined with professional baseball and entertainment news, while interest in “hantavirus” stands out. With growing health consciousness, the homemade recipe community seems to be seeking to select ingredients that are both “safe and secure” and “detoxifying” for the season. Also, with the arrival of the fresh green season, attention to light and soothing sweets is also on the rise. Demand will further increase for body-friendly and nourishing homemade snacks that are gentle on the body and nourishing to the senses, as if one is away from the hustle and bustle of trends and in one’s own kitchen at home.

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Seasonal fruit and herb-scented tarts that trap the light of early summer

A refreshing tart that makes the most of the bounty of ingredients to condition the body and mind in the season of fresh greenery. The gentle sweetness of soy milk and rice flour combined with the detoxifying effects of fruit makes this a soothing dish.

material

Material name amount Remarks/Calories
rice flour 150g Fabric base
unadjusted soy milk 50ml As water
coconut oil 40g flavouring
light brown sugar 30g soft sweetness
Seasonal Fruits proper quantity For Detox
fresh mint small quantity Finishing Scent
soy milk yogurt 100g substitute for cream

*Guideline for total calories: approx. 1200 kcal (approx. 200 kcal per person)

way of making

In a bowl, combine the rice flour and millet sugar and mix with a whisk. Add the melted coconut oil and mix with a rubber spatula until the dough comes together. The key to crispiness is not to over-knead the mixture at this point.

Process 2: Ceremony of Rest] Wrap the combined dough in plastic wrap and let it rest in the refrigerator for 30 minutes. This is an important resting time to ensure that the moisture is evenly distributed in the rice flour and to prevent cracking during baking.

Bake in a preheated oven at 170°C (350°F) for 20 minutes, until the whole tart is slightly golden brown. After baking, leave the molds in the oven until completely cooled.

Process 4: Prepare cream] While the mixture is cooling, mix drained soy milk yogurt and a pinch of millet sugar in a bowl to make a refreshing cream.

Process 5: Finishing decoration: Spread the cooled tart base with yogurt cream and sprinkle seasonal fruits like jewels. Finally, garnish with mint to lock in the fragrance of early summer.

This is the secret to the delicious taste! Key Points

Unlike wheat flour, rice flour does not produce gluten, so there is no need to worry about it becoming hard as it is kneaded. Instead, the process of resting the dough allows moisture to penetrate to the core of the flour, which is the scientific secret to creating a mouthwateringly crispy texture. In addition, the use of soymilk yogurt reduces calories while providing a refreshing aftertaste that is pleasant in early summer.

Examples of mistakes we tend to make

Excessive kneading of the dough will cause the rice flour particles to be crushed and the baked product will resemble a hard rock. The rule of thumb is to knead the dough as if you were cutting it, not kneading it.
If the cream is placed while the tart base is hot, the heat will cause the cream to separate and drip. Be sure to let the cream cool completely on the net before decorating. Cooling the tart will enhance the crispiness of the surface.

At the end.

Thank you for reading to the end. This tart will take on a different appearance the next day as the dough absorbs the moisture from the fruit and becomes moist. Please enjoy it again and again, changing the fruits in season as the seasons change.

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