Combine the flour, sugar, lemon zest and coconut oil in a bowl and mix until you have a smooth dough.
Using your hands, press the dough into the base of a greased 26cm springform tin, until you have a disc which covers the base evenly.
Prick the base with a fork, and then blind bake at 160C until starting to turn golden brown, approximately 15 mins.
To make the vegan meringue
Put the aquafaba in a large bowl, add the cream of tartar and begin to mix with an electric whisk.
Whisk for approximately 3-5mins until you reach stiff peaks (where the mixture holds itself up in a point from the whisk)
Continuing to whisk, slowly add the sugar, spoonful by spoonful, until it is all mixed in. The mixture should be stiff and glossy
Assembling and baking the tart
Turn the oven down to 140C
Cover the base with redcurrants, and then spoon the meringue over the top so that all the fruit is covered.
Use the tip of the whisk to make little peaks on the surface of the meringue
Bake for another 15-20mins until the meringue has started to brown
To release the tart from the tin, first run a knife around the edge, and then open the springform. Either serve straight from the tin base, or loosen the around the base, and then slide gently onto a plate.
Notes
AquafabaThis is the liquid from a can of chickpeas, or the cooled water leftover from cooking chickpeas. You can freeze leftover aquafaba.Cream of TartarThis powder acts as a stabiliser for the meringue. You can usually find it with baking powder in the shops. In German it is known as Weinsteinpulver.